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Facial scrubs play a vital role in cosmetic skincare by facilitating exfoliation, removal of dead skin cells, and enhancement of skin texture and radiance. In recent years, there has been a growing demand for herbal cosmetic formulations owing to their safety, biocompatibility, eco-friendliness, and reduced adverse effects compared to synthetic products. The present study aimed to formulate and evaluate a polyherbal face scrub gel using natural ingredients with exfoliating, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and skin-nourishing properties. The formulation incorporated dragon fruit powder, poppy seeds, turmeric powder, alovera gel and rose water as active herbal components, along with carbopol 940 as the gelling agent and suitable excipients to ensure stability and skin compatibility. The prepared face scrub gel was evaluated for various physicochemical and cosmetic parameters including organoleptic properties, pH, consistency, spreadability, viscosity, grittiness, foamability, washability, irritability, and stability under different temperature conditions. The pH of the formulation was maintained within the acceptable skin-friendly range, and the scrub exhibited satisfactory spreadability, smooth texture, uniform dispersion of exfoliating particles, and good washability without causing skin irritation. Stability studies indicated no significant changes in physical characteristics over the test period. The results demonstrate that the formulated polyherbal face scrub gel is stable, safe, and effective, and can serve as a promising natural alternative to synthetic exfoliating cosmetic products for regular skincare applications.

Keywords

Polyherbal face scrub, Herbal cosmetic formulation, Natural exfoliation

Introduction

The skin is the largest organ of the body and protects it from physical, chemical, and microbial harm. The outermost skin layer, called the stratum corneum, is made of dead cells that are naturally removed over time [1]. However, pollution, sunlight, excess oil, and poor hygiene can cause dead cells and dirt to build up on the skin [2]. This buildup can cause acne, dullness, uneven skin, and early aging [3]. In cosmetic products, mainly skin-care formulations such as cleansers, moisturizers, scrubs, and masks etc. are widely used to maintain the skin healthy and prevent dermatological problems [4].Definition of cosmetic as per Food drug and Cosmetic act: Cosmetics are defined as Article meant to be poured, rubbed, sprinkled, Sprayed, or injected into the human body for Cleansing, beautifying, boosting attractiveness, or Altering appearance without harming structure of Function [1].A face scrub is a semi-solid cosmetic product that contains small exfoliating or abrasive particles. These particles help to remove dead skin cells, dirt, and excess oil from the skin surface by gentle rubbing action [5]. This process of exfoliation helps to clean the skin deeply, make the skin surface smooth, and improve blood circulation in the skin. Scrubbing also helps other skincare products penetrate better into the skin, making them more effective [6].Gels are semi-solid dosage forms and are widely used among cosmetic preparations because of their light texture and easy application. Face scrubs prepared in gel form offer several advantages, such as being non-greasy, easy to spread, and comfortable on the skin. The presence of fine exfoliating particles in gel scrubs increases their popularity, as they effectively remove dead skin cells and impurities while leaving the skin healthy, fresh, and naturally glowing [7].Herbal scrubs use natural exfoliating agents which are biodegradable and gentle on the skin. Herbal face scrubs are considered safer, more eco-friendly and better suited for sensitive skin than chemically formulated scrubs. Because of safety concerns and the growing preference for natural cosmetics, herbal face scrubs have become more popular in modern skincare [8].On the other hand, many synthetic scrubs contain microplastic beads or strong chemicals that can irritate the skin and harm the environment. Therefore, the formulation and evaluation of herbal face scrubs have gained much attention in cosmetic science [9].

BENEFITS OF FACE SCRUB GEL

  • It helps to prevent premature aging of skin.
  • It prevents the formation of wrinkles, fine lines and sagging of skin.
  •  The harmful effects of pollution and harsh climates can be reduced by the use of scrub gel.
  •  The scrub gels are used regularly for glow, improve skin texture and complexion.
  • It helps to restore the lost shine and glow of skin in short span of time.
  • Helps to reduce, acne, pimple, scars and marks [10].

MATERIALS AND METHOD

Materials: Red dragon fruit powder, alovera gel, carbapol 940, phenoxyethanol, triethanolamine, SLS, rose water, turmeric, poppy seed, distilled water

Equipment’s: beaker, measuring cylinder, glass road

Instruments: Digital weighing balance, Mechanical stirrer

HERBAL INGREDIENTS

  1. Dragon Fruit Powder

 

 

Figure No: 1 Dragon fruit powder

  • Synonym: pitaya, pitahaya, strawberry pear.
  • Biological source: Dragon fruit is obtained from the dried pulp of the fruits of Hylocereus undatus (white-fleshed variety) or Hylocereus polyrhizus.
  • Family: Cactaceae
  • Description: Colour - pinkish red to deep magenta (depending on variety), Odor- mild, pleasant, Taste- slightly sweet and earthy.
  • Constituents: contains betalanins (betacyanins, betaxanthins), vitamin C, polyphenols, flavonoids, dietary fibers, and minerals such calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus. The red variety rich in antioxidant.
  • Uses:  > Acts as a natural coloring agent in cosmetic formulations.

   >Possess anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory,       and anti-ageing property [11]

    2. Turmeric powder

 

 

Figure No:2 Turmeric powder

  • Synonym: Haldi, Haridra, Curcumin.
  • Biological source: Turmeric consist of dried as well as fresh rhizomes of the plant Curcuma longa.
  • Family: Zingiberaceae.
  • Description: Colour- Brilliant yellow, Odor- mildly aromatic, Taste- Pleasantly bitter and earthy.
  • Constituents: Non-volatile curcuminoids and the volatile oil Curcuminoids contain, curcumin, demethoxycurcumin, bisdemethoxycurcumin.
  • Uses: > Anti-septic.

         > Anti-inflammatory.

        >Anti-bacterial.[13].

3. Aloe vera gel

 

 

Figure No: 3 Aloe vera gel

  • Synonym:  Aloe barbadensis Mill,Curacao Aloe,Cape Aloe (from Aloe ferox), Socotrine Aloe, Indian Aloe.
  • Biological source: Aloe consists of the dried latex (juice) obtained from the leaves of Aloe barbadensis Miller.
  • Family: Asphodelaceae (formerly Liliaceae).
  • Description:  Parenchymatous tissue of the leaf) Colourless, mucilaginous, transparent pule. Contains no bitter taste (distinguishing it from latex).
  • Constituents: Acemannan (β-(1→4)-acetylated mannan), Glucomannans, Pectins, Vitamins (A, C, E, B-complex), Amino acids, Sterols (lupeol, campesterol, β-sitosterol)
  • Uses: >Wound healing, burns, skin hydration, Anti-inflammatory, soothing effect

         > Used in cosmetics, dermatology products, Promotes tissue repair

          > Reduces acne and pigmentation.

          > promotes glowing skin

         >Used in digestive health supplements [12].

4. Poppy seed

 

 

Figure No: 4 Poppy seed

  • Synonym: Khash khash, Post dana, Papaver somniferum.
  • Biological source: Poppy seed is obtained from the dried ripe fruits (capsules) of Papaver somniferum.
  • Family:  Papaveraceae.
  • Description: Color – Greyish white to bluish black.

                       Odor – Mild, nutty aroma.

                       Taste – Sweet and nutty.

  • Constituents: Poppy seeds contain fixed oil (30–50%), proteins, carbohydrates, and minerals such as calcium, iron, and phosphorus.
  • Uses:  > Used as a natural emollient

           > skin conditioner in cosmetic and    pharmaceutical formulations.

           >It helps to moisturize dry skin, reduce irritation

           > promote a soft and smooth texture.

           >A natural,gentle exfoliant that helps to removes dead skin cells [15].

EXCIPIENTS

 

 

Sl.No

Excipients

Functions

  1.  

Carbapol 940

Viscosity enhancer, thickener, suspending agent, binder.

  1.  

Phenoxyethanol

Preservative, stabilizer, solvent.

  1.  

Triethanolamine (TEA)

Alkalizing agent, surfactant

  1.  

Sodium Lauryl Sulphate(SLS)

Anionic surfactant, clensing agent, foaming agent, wetting agent.

  1.  

Rose water

Refreshing aroma, natural toner

  1.  

Distilled water

Hydration, balancing Ph

 

FORMULATION TABLE.

 

Table no 1: Formulation of polyherbal face scrub gel;

 

Ingredients

F1

F2

F3

F4

Dragon fruit

0.45g

0.45g

0.45g

0.45g

Poppy seed

0.3g

0.15g

0.45g

0.22g

Turmeric

0.09g

0.09g

0.09g

0.09g

Alovera gel

1g

1g

1g

1g

Carbapol 940

0.24g

0.19g

0.3g

0.15g

Phenoxyethanol

0.3ml

0.3ml

0.3ml

0.3ml

Triethanolamine

0.21ml

0.17ml

0.3ml

0.15ml

SLS

0.15g

0.15g

0.15g

0.15g

Rose water

5ml

5ml

5ml

5ml

Distilled water

q.s – 30ml

q.s -30ml

q.s -30ml

q.s -30ml

 

PROCEDURE FOR POLYHERBAL FACE SCRUB  

PREPARATION OF GEL BASE: Weigh required quantity of distilled water and rose water together in a clean beaker at room temperature. Sprinkle required quantity of carbapol 940 slowly into the water with continuous stirring to avoid lumps. Allow it to hydrate for 24 hours. If it contains small lumps, use a homogenizer (use moderate speed) or a spatula to break them up.

PREPARATION OF FACE SCRUB: Dissolve required amount of SLS into a small portion of water and then add into the prepared gel with stirring. Mix dragon fruit powder, turmeric powder in a separate small container to get an even blend. Slowly incorporate these powders into the hydrated carbapol gel while mixing to avoid clumping. Add alovera gel into the above mixture and stir continuously until it mixes properly. Slowly add triethanolamine dropwise while stirring. Gelation will occur; viscosity will increase. Monitor pH-target pH 5.5-6.5. add TEA bit at a time-stop when desired viscosity and pH are reached. Add phenoxy ethanol into the gel and mix gently. Finally add poppy seed and mix slowly evenly suspend them. Check final pH, viscosity and appearance.

EVALUATION OF POLYHERBAL FACE SCRUB

The evaluation of a face scrub is necessary to ensure its quality, safety, effectiveness, and acceptance by users. This evaluation parameter provides information about the stability, quality, usability, and skin safety of the face scrub formulation [14].

1.Organoleptic Properties

Visual observation of face scrub was done to evaluate the following parameters;

• Color

• Oduor

• Texture

• Consistency

2.Consistency
The consistency of the formulation and particles were used to check the texture and other properties of the preparation on the skin such as stiffness, greasiness effect. Preparation found semisolid in nature [15].

3.Spreadability
The sample was taken and applied between two glass slides and it was made to compress by keeping 100g weight for 5 minutes then the slide is removed and spreadability was measured [16].

S = ml/t

Where,

• S= spreadability.

• m= weight placed on slide.

• l= length of glass slide.

• t= time taken in seconds.

4. Viscosity

Viscosity of the formulation was determined by brook field viscometer at 100 rpm, using spindle number 7. The scrub sample was placed in the sample holder of the viscometer and allowed to settle for 5 minutes, and viscosity measured [17]

5. Irritability Test

A small amount of scrub can be applied on the skin and kept for few minutes, check whether there is irritancy [18].

6. Washability

Take a little amount of prepared scrub and applied it on the skin, then rinsed with normal water [19].

7. Grittiness

The grittiness test for face scrub involves evaluating the texture and abrasiveness of its exfoliating particles. This test is carried out by inspecting the product visually and also, by rubbing a small amount between fingers to assess the grittiness of the particle [20].

8. Foamability

Foamability shows how well the face scrub produce foam during use, especially in formulations containing surfactants [21].  It is tested by shaking a diluted sample in a measuring cylinder and noting the amount of foam formed. Good foamability helps in better cleansing and user satisfaction [22].

9. Stability Studies

The objective of stability studies is to ensure that product will remain stable still the consumer has used the entire product. The stability not only indicates stability of base formulation but also indicates the stability of other ingredients present in formulation. So, the stability study of prepared face scrub was carried out at room temperature and accelerated condition to check the physical characteristics such as color, odor, pH and consistency [23].

10. Evaluation of pH of Face Scrub

The pH was determined by using a digital pH meter with pH value was found in the range of 3-6 for the scrub, which are considered to be acceptable to avoid the risk of irritation [24].

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

The formulated face scrub was evaluated for various physicochemical parameters. The results obtained from these evaluation studies are given below;

 

Sl.No

Parameters

F1

F2

F3

F4

  1.  

Color

Yellowish brown

Yellowish brown

Yellowish brown

Yellowish brown

  1.  

Odor

Pleasant

Pleasant

Pleasant

Pleasant

  1.  

Texture

Smooth

Smooth

Smooth

Smooth

  1.  

pH

3.68

3

5.78

2.05

  1.  

Irritability

No redness and inflammation

No redness and inflammation

No redness and inflammation

No redness and inflammation

  1.  

Spreadability

4.8

4.1

5.6

4.5

  1.  

Viscosity

10720

8630

12230

7810

  1.  

Washability

Good

Good

Good

Good

  1.  

Grittiness

Consist of gritty particles

Few gritty particles

Consist of gritty particles

Few gritty particles

  1.  

Foamability

5cm

10cm

8cm

5cm

  1.  

Stability studies

No change

No change

No change

No change

 

DISCUSSION

In this study, the Dragon fruit face scrub gel was formulated and evaluated. The scrub consists of dragon fruit, poppy seed, turmeric, aloe vera gel and other excipients which has exfoliating activity, cleanses dirt particles, reduces dark spots, and moisturizes the skin respectively. Dragon fruit and poppy seed is a natural exfoliating agent which removes dead cells when rubbed on the skin. Different formulations F1, F2, F3 and F4 were prepared and tested for various evaluation parameters such as organoleptic properties, pH, consistency, spreadability, viscosity, irritability, washability, Grittiness, foamability and stability studies. The formulation F3 was found to be very effective when compared to other three formulations.The prepared face scrub formulations possessed an acceptable colour, Odor, appearance, and texture. The pH of F3 formualtion was found to be within the range of 5.78, which is close to the normal pH of human skin and the consistency was smooth with gritty particle. F3 shows acceptable viscosity was in the range of 12,230cp and easily spreadable with 5.6 cm/sec. Also, the scrub was easily washable with normal water. The formulations are stable and maintain quality while storage. Thus, the developed formulation can be used as an effective scrub for topical application and safe for regular use which can helps to achieve healthy and glowing skin.

CONCLUSION

The skin has exposed continuously to the environmental factor, it causes accumulation of dead skin cells, dullness, suntan etc. For this condition’s herbal face scrub gel formulations (F1-F4) were developed and evaluated. Evaluation testes such as pH, viscosity, spreadability, consistency, irritability, washability, grittiness, stability studies and foamability were conducted for all the formulations. Among them formulation F3 show overall performance. The face scrub gel provides effective exfoliation without causing irritation and possess good washability and is easily applicable. Based on the evaluation result F3 was identified as most effective for regular exfoliation.

REFERENCE

  1. Baumann, L. Cosmetic Dermatology: Principles and Practice. 2nd ed. McGraw-Hill; 2014. (1,3,3rd para)
  2. Mukherjee, P.K. Quality Control of Herbal Drugs. Business Horizons; 2002.
  3. Anne W, Allison G. 2001, Anatomy and physiology in health and illness: Churchill living stone; 372
  4. Sharma, P.P. Cosmetic Formulation, Manufacturing and Quality Control. 4th ed. Vandana Publications; 2018.
  5. Kligman, A. Exfoliation, rejuvenation and chemical peels. Dermatologic Clinics. 2001.
  6. Vishal AC, Manoj VG, Bhushan GB, Shashikant KB, Kalyani AC, "Preparation and Evaluation of a Multi-Purpose Herbal Scrub Gel Form Using Limonia acidissima" IJRAR, 2020; 7(2):637-649.
  7. Rangari, V.D. Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. Career Publications; 2015.
  8. Kokate, C.K., Purohit, A.P., Gokhale S.B. Pharmacognosy. 50th ed. Nirali Prakashan; 2014.
  9. Dureja, H. et al. Cosmetics: Regulatory Overview. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2005.
  10. Packiananthan N and Kandasamy. R. (2011). Skin care with herbal exfoliant. Functional plant science and biotechnology,5(1), 94-97
  11. Baravaka et al , World journal of pharmaceutical research ,Vol 13,Issue 10,2024,page no;950-952.
  12. Daud ,F.S,et al .A study  of antibacterial effect of some selected essential oils and medicinal herbs against acne causing bacteria “International journal of pharmaceutical science invention ,2013:2,1:27-34.
  13. Mahajan S,Gayakwad D ,Tiwari A,Dharwhekar GN, “ Formulation and evaluation of herbo –mineral facial scrub” J.Drug delivery 2020 : 10 [3]:195-197.
  14. Barel AO, Paye M, Maibach HI. Handbook of Cosmetic Science and Technology. 4th ed. New York: CRC Press; 2014.
  15. Sharma P P, Cosmetics formulation, manufacturing and quality control. 3 rd edition Delhi, 2005:638
  16. Garg, A. Agarwal D and Gargs, spreading of semisolid formulation pharma Tech  2002;9:89-105.
  17. Bhrat P, Pankaj S, Athul K, “formulation and evaluation of polyherbal face cream”  International Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2013:3(3): 63-68.
  18. Banchhor M, Ashwar M S, Saraf S, Herbal Cosmetics: Tregds in skin care formulation  Pharmacog Rev 2009;3:82-90
  19. Ghadage P K, Mahamuni S S formulation and evaluation of herbal scrub using tamarind   peel:2017 page number: 232.
  20. Bharadwaj S, G D Gupta and V K Sharma. Topical Gel: A Novel Approach for drug delivery  J.cher, Bio.Phy.Sci. 2012:2(2):856-867.
  21. Myers D. Surfactant Science and Technology. 3rd ed. Hoboken: Wiley-Interscience; 2006.
  22. Rosen MJ. Surfactants and Interfacial Phenomena. 3rd ed. New York: Wiley; 2004.
  23. Kokate C K, Purohit A P, Gokhale S D, Pharmacognosy Neerali Prakashan, 52 nd edition page number: 19.1-19.2, 14.21, 14.91 and 14.1321
  24. Guy R H, Current statics and failure prospect of Transdermal drug delivery, Pharmacy Research 1996, 13:1765-1769.

Reference

  1. Baumann, L. Cosmetic Dermatology: Principles and Practice. 2nd ed. McGraw-Hill; 2014. (1,3,3rd para)
  2. Mukherjee, P.K. Quality Control of Herbal Drugs. Business Horizons; 2002.
  3. Anne W, Allison G. 2001, Anatomy and physiology in health and illness: Churchill living stone; 372
  4. Sharma, P.P. Cosmetic Formulation, Manufacturing and Quality Control. 4th ed. Vandana Publications; 2018.
  5. Kligman, A. Exfoliation, rejuvenation and chemical peels. Dermatologic Clinics. 2001.
  6. Vishal AC, Manoj VG, Bhushan GB, Shashikant KB, Kalyani AC, "Preparation and Evaluation of a Multi-Purpose Herbal Scrub Gel Form Using Limonia acidissima" IJRAR, 2020; 7(2):637-649.
  7. Rangari, V.D. Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. Career Publications; 2015.
  8. Kokate, C.K., Purohit, A.P., Gokhale S.B. Pharmacognosy. 50th ed. Nirali Prakashan; 2014.
  9. Dureja, H. et al. Cosmetics: Regulatory Overview. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2005.
  10. Packiananthan N and Kandasamy. R. (2011). Skin care with herbal exfoliant. Functional plant science and biotechnology,5(1), 94-97
  11. Baravaka et al , World journal of pharmaceutical research ,Vol 13,Issue 10,2024,page no;950-952.
  12. Daud ,F.S,et al .A study  of antibacterial effect of some selected essential oils and medicinal herbs against acne causing bacteria “International journal of pharmaceutical science invention ,2013:2,1:27-34.
  13. Mahajan S,Gayakwad D ,Tiwari A,Dharwhekar GN, “ Formulation and evaluation of herbo –mineral facial scrub” J.Drug delivery 2020 : 10 [3]:195-197.
  14. Barel AO, Paye M, Maibach HI. Handbook of Cosmetic Science and Technology. 4th ed. New York: CRC Press; 2014.
  15. Sharma P P, Cosmetics formulation, manufacturing and quality control. 3 rd edition Delhi, 2005:638
  16. Garg, A. Agarwal D and Gargs, spreading of semisolid formulation pharma Tech  2002;9:89-105.
  17. Bhrat P, Pankaj S, Athul K, “formulation and evaluation of polyherbal face cream”  International Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2013:3(3): 63-68.
  18. Banchhor M, Ashwar M S, Saraf S, Herbal Cosmetics: Tregds in skin care formulation  Pharmacog Rev 2009;3:82-90
  19. Ghadage P K, Mahamuni S S formulation and evaluation of herbal scrub using tamarind   peel:2017 page number: 232.
  20. Bharadwaj S, G D Gupta and V K Sharma. Topical Gel: A Novel Approach for drug delivery  J.cher, Bio.Phy.Sci. 2012:2(2):856-867.
  21. Myers D. Surfactant Science and Technology. 3rd ed. Hoboken: Wiley-Interscience; 2006.
  22. Rosen MJ. Surfactants and Interfacial Phenomena. 3rd ed. New York: Wiley; 2004.
  23. Kokate C K, Purohit A P, Gokhale S D, Pharmacognosy Neerali Prakashan, 52 nd edition page number: 19.1-19.2, 14.21, 14.91 and 14.1321
  24. Guy R H, Current statics and failure prospect of Transdermal drug delivery, Pharmacy Research 1996, 13:1765-1769.

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Amina R.
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Alpha C. Aniyankunju
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Vaishnavi V.
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Sufana Siyad
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Amina R*1, Alpha C Aniyankunju2, Vaishnavi v3, Sufana Siyad4, Amaniya Ayoob5, Annie baby6 , Formulation And Evaluation of Polyherbal Face Scrub Using Dragon Fruit (30mg)., Int. J. of Pharm. Sci., 2026, Vol 4, Issue 2, 40-47. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18453597

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