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  • Formulation And Evaluation of Natural Anti-Aging Cream

  • Yashodeep Institute of Pharmacy Pimpalgaon Pandhari Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar 431007.

Abstract

Skin aging is a complex process induced by constant exposure to UV radiation and damages the human skin. UV generates reactive oxygen species leading to collagen deficiency and eventually skin wrinkling. There is a growing demand for herbal products in the world market and they are invaluable gift of nature. Therefore, edible cream containing natural ingredients such as mung bean, olive oil, aloe vera etc.., has been prepared. These natural ingredients not only give beneficiary effect to the skin but also does not show any side effect as of artificial cream produces side effect when applied to the skin. The cream was formulated using different concentrations G1, G2 and G3. G2 formulation was found with good consistency and stability of 7 days by performing accelerated stability testing at different temperature and humidity conditions. It can be concluded that herbal cream without side effects can be used as provision of a barrier to protect the skin and avoid aging of the skin.

Keywords

Anti-Aging Cream, oxygen species, herbal products, artificial cream, temperature and humidity.

Introduction

Skin aging is gradual deterioration of mature organism resulting from time dependent and reversible changes in the structure. Aging process is observed because of sequential skin aging and photo aging. Both have different features. Sequential skin aging is universal process characterised by physiological Alterations in skin functions. In the aging process keratinocytes aren’t able to form a fanctional stratum corneum and rate of formation, from neutral lipids slows down. It is characterised by dry pale skin and wrinkles. And photo aging is caused due to over exposure to sun. UV generates reactive oxygen species leading to collagen deficiency and skin wrinkling. It is characterised by dry and pale skin with deep furrows that is caused by disorganisation of dermal and epidermal components. Anti-aging cosmetics is a branch of cosmetics which deals with the removal of signs of aging. The anti-aging ingredients present in the anti-aging cosmetics helps to reduce the fine lines and increase the moisture level of the skin. And its main function is to reduce wrinkles and puffiness from the skin. The demand of herbal cosmetics is rapidly expanding, this expansion is due to availability of new ingredients, the financial rewards for developing successful products, consumer demand, and a better understanding of skin physiology. The ingredients used in the preparation should have varieties of propertieslike antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antibacterial activity etc.

Literature review:

  1. T. Mangilal, KSK Rao Patnaik, R Shyam Sunder and S Anuradha Bai 2017 Preparation and evaluation of polyherbal anti-aging cream by using different synthetic polymers. International journal of Herbal medicine.
  2. Ashish Aswal, Mohini Kalra and Abhiram Rout 2015 Preparation and evaluation of polyherbal cosmetic cream. Der Pharmacia Lettre.
  3. Sanjit kumar kar and Tushar kanti Bera 2017 Phytochemical constituents of aloe vera and their multifunctional properties: A comprehensive review. International journal of pharmaceutical sciences and research: project impact factor (2018):0.83, Cite Score.
    1. M. Jucan, C. Lung 2016

Formulation and optimizing of a anti-aging cosmetic cream. Studia ubb physica, vol. 61 (lxi),2,2016, pp.101-110.

  1. Surya Prabha. Matangi, Santosh Aruna. Mamidi 2014 Formulation and evaluation of anti-aging poly herbal cream: int.j.pharm.sci.rev.res.,24(2), jan-feb 2014: “22.133-136. Mahendran Sekar, Pavitra sivalinggam 2017 Formulation and evaluation of novel anti-aging cream containing rambutan fruits extract: ijspe (2017), vol.8, issue 3.

Aim And Objective:

Aim: Formulation And Evaluation Of Natural Anti-Aging Cream.

Objective of the study:

  1. Formulation of the poly herbal anti-ageing cream using the extracts.
  2. To prevent aging of skin
  3. To reduce the rate of premature ageing
  4. To nourish and beautify the skin.
  5. Priliminary phytochemical investigation of different extract of the plants.

Plan Of Work:

The present proposed research work is planned as follows:

1) literature Review

2) selection of suitable constituents for preparation of natural anti aging cream.

3) collection of constituents from plant purts.

4) preparation of natural anti aging cream.

5) evaluation of natural anti aging cream.

6) result and discussion.

7) conclusion.

Formulation Table:

Ingredients

%   W/W

Ginger decoction

To 100.0

Aloe Vera Gel

5.0

Mung bean

1.0

Olive oil

5.0

Natural butter

5.0

Acacia/ corn starch

2.0

Honey

5.0

Preservative

0.1

Colouring agent

_

pH adjuster

Q.S

Formulation And Evaluation of Natural Anti-Aging Cream:

PHASE I

Phase I ingredients are mixed using homogenizer (50 mm) and heated up to.

Phase II

Phase II ingredients are mixed and heated up to 60° C-70° C until uniform consistency is formed. Phase I and phase II are mixed together at the same temperature to form.

Phase III

Phase II ingredients are added to semisolid mixture at a temperature of 40° C Adjust the pH of the cream to 7.4-7.6 by using pH adjuster.

Evaluation Parameter:

App?r?n??:

The appearance of the cream was judge by its colour, pearl scence and roughness.

All of the cream:

The pH meter was calibrated using standard buffer solution about 0.5g of the cream was wrighed and dissolved in 50ml of distilled water and its pH was measured.

Viscosity:

Viscosity of the formulation was determined by Brookfield viscometer. The viscosity measurements were done using Brookfield DV-II + viscometer using LV-4 spindle. The developed formulation was poured into the adapter of the viscometer and the angular velocity increased gradually fom 0.5 to 20r/min.

Stability study:

The purpose of stability testing is to provide evidence on how the. Quality of drug substance or drug product varies with time under the influence of variety of environmental factors such temperature, humidity and light and enables to recommend storage condition and to predict the shelf life. Stability study for cream was performed at accelerated condition ic40°C+2°C/75%RH+5%RH.

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RESULT:

To formulate and evaluate of anti-aging cream was performed with expected outcomes it has good lability pli viscosity and stability studios

Ief formulation 7.3

Colour light pink

Order aromatic

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Fig. Antiaging Cream

CONCLUSION:

The usage of natural cosmetics has been incressed to many folds in personal care system and there is a peat demand for berbal cosmetics. The use of bioactive ingredients in counetics influence biological incins of the skin and provide nutrients necessary for healtfry skin. The anti-aging cream slow down de skin aging by regenerating and activating the cells and protect against ultraviolet rays, free radicals . As artificial creanus give many side effecta it's better to use cream prepared by natural ingredients as does not show any side effect rather is beneficial to skin.

REFERENCES

        1. T. Mangilal, KSK Rao Patruik, R Shyam Sunder and S Anurodha Bai: Preparation and evaluation of polyherbal anti-aging cream by using different synthetic polymers. International journal of Herbal medicine 2017;5(6):92-95
        2. Ashish Aswal, Mohini Kalra and Abhiram Rout: Preparation and evaluation of polyherbal cosmetic cream. Der Pharmacia Lettre, 2015(1):83-88.
        3. Comparison between natural and artificial cream available at: https://www.gries.com/What-are-the: benefits-and-limitations-of-artificial-beauty-products
        4. Comparison between natural and https://medium.com/@africanfts/top-5-artificial cream available benefits-of-using-best-natural-skin-care-products:
        5. How natural cream is good: https://www.overstock.com/guides/top-5-benefits-of-using-natural: health-and-beauty-products Sanjit kamar kar and Tushar kanti Bera: Phytochemical constituents of aloe vera and their multifunctional properties: A comprehensive review. International journal of pharmaceutical sciencesand research: project impact factor (2018):0.83, CiteScore (2017):0.27.
        6. A. M. Jucan, C. Lung: formulation and optimizing of a anti-aging cosmetic cream, Studia ubb physica, vol.61 (lxi), 2,2016, pp. 101-110.
        7. Surya Prabha. Matangi, Santosh Aruna, Mamidi, Gulshan MD, S.T.V. Raghavamma, Rama Rao Nadendla: formalation and evaluation of anti-aging poly herbal int.j.pharm.sei.rev.res., 24(2), jan-feb 2014; n°22,133-136, cream:
        8. Mahendran Sekar, Pavitra sivalinggam and afzan mahmad: formulation and evaluation of novel anti-aging cream containing rambutan fruits extract: ijapr (2017), vol.8, issue3.

Reference

  1. T. Mangilal, KSK Rao Patruik, R Shyam Sunder and S Anurodha Bai: Preparation and evaluation of polyherbal anti-aging cream by using different synthetic polymers. International journal of Herbal medicine 2017;5(6):92-95
  2. Ashish Aswal, Mohini Kalra and Abhiram Rout: Preparation and evaluation of polyherbal cosmetic cream. Der Pharmacia Lettre, 2015(1):83-88.
  3. Comparison between natural and artificial cream available at: https://www.gries.com/What-are-the: benefits-and-limitations-of-artificial-beauty-products
  4. Comparison between natural and https://medium.com/@africanfts/top-5-artificial cream available benefits-of-using-best-natural-skin-care-products:
  5. How natural cream is good: https://www.overstock.com/guides/top-5-benefits-of-using-natural: health-and-beauty-products Sanjit kamar kar and Tushar kanti Bera: Phytochemical constituents of aloe vera and their multifunctional properties: A comprehensive review. International journal of pharmaceutical sciencesand research: project impact factor (2018):0.83, CiteScore (2017):0.27.
  6. A. M. Jucan, C. Lung: formulation and optimizing of a anti-aging cosmetic cream, Studia ubb physica, vol.61 (lxi), 2,2016, pp. 101-110.
  7. Surya Prabha. Matangi, Santosh Aruna, Mamidi, Gulshan MD, S.T.V. Raghavamma, Rama Rao Nadendla: formalation and evaluation of anti-aging poly herbal int.j.pharm.sei.rev.res., 24(2), jan-feb 2014; n°22,133-136, cream:
  8. Mahendran Sekar, Pavitra sivalinggam and afzan mahmad: formulation and evaluation of novel anti-aging cream containing rambutan fruits extract: ijapr (2017), vol.8, issue3.

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Yashodeep Institute of Pharmacy Pimpalgaon Pandhari Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar 431007.

Chindhe Shivam*, Formulation and Evaluation of Natural Anti-Aging Cream, Int. J. of Pharm. Sci., 2025, Vol 3, Issue 4, 2283-2286 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15240341

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