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Abstract

Herbal cosmetics are becoming increasingly popular because they contain natural ingredients and provide better safety compared to synthetic cosmetic products. Herbal face packs are commonly used for cleansing, nourishing, and improving the appearance of the skin. These preparations help in removing dirt, excess oil, dead skin cells, and support healthy glowing skin naturally. The present study was carried out to formulate and evaluate a herbal face pack using various natural ingredients such as multani mitti, sandalwood powder, turmeric powder, neem powder, orange peel powder, and aloe vera powder. These herbal ingredients are known for their cleansing, antimicrobial, antioxidant, and skin nourishing properties. The herbal face pack was prepared by using simple mixing methods in suitable proportions to obtain a smooth and stable formulation. The prepared formulation was evaluated for different parameters including colour, odour, texture, pH, irritancy, washability, spreadability, and stability. The evaluation results indicated that the formulation showed good physical properties, acceptable pH, easy application, and no signs of skin irritation. Regular use of the herbal face pack may help in improving skin glow and maintaining healthy skin. The study concludes that the formulated herbal face pack is safe, economical, easy to prepare, and effective for cosmetic skin care applications. Herbal formulations can serve as a beneficial alternative to synthetic cosmetic products for maintaining naturally healthy and glowing skin.

Keywords

Herbal Face Pack, Glowing Skin, Natural Cosmetics, Herbal Formulation, Skin Care, Evaluation Parameters, Cosmetic Preparation, Herbal Ingredients

Introduction

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Skin is the largest organ of the human body and plays an important role in protection against environmental pollutants, microorganisms, ultraviolet radiation, and harmful chemicals. Healthy skin is essential for maintaining overall appearance and confidence. Nowadays, various skin problems such as acne, dryness, pigmentation, dullness, and premature aging are increasing due to pollution, stress, unhealthy lifestyle, and excessive use of synthetic cosmetic products [1].

Herbal cosmetics are gaining popularity because they are prepared from natural ingredients and are considered safer with fewer side effects compared to chemical-based cosmetics. Herbal face packs are one of the commonly used traditional cosmetic preparations for skin care. They help in cleansing, nourishing, tightening, improving blood circulation, and enhancing skin glow naturally [2].

Importance of Herbal Face Pack

  • Helps in removing dirt and excess oil from the skin
  • Provides nourishment and hydration to facial skin
  • Improves skin texture and natural glow
  • Reduces acne, pimples, and skin irritation
  • Helps in maintaining healthy and fresh skin appearance

Advantages of Herbal Formulations

  • Prepared from natural and eco-friendly ingredients
  • Safe and economical for regular use
  • Less chance of allergic reactions and side effects
  • Easily available raw materials
  • Better patient acceptance due to herbal origin [3]
  1. COMMON HERBAL INGREDIENTS USED
  1. Multani Mitti

Multani mitti acts as a natural cleanser and absorbs excess oil from the skin. It helps in cooling and refreshing the skin.

  1. Turmeric

Turmeric possesses antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties which help in reducing pimples and improving skin complexion.

  1. Neem Powder

Neem is widely used for its antibacterial and antifungal activities. It helps in controlling acne and skin infections.

  1. Sandalwood Powder

Sandalwood provides cooling effect and improves skin smoothness and fragrance.

  1. Orange Peel Powder

Orange peel contains vitamin C and antioxidants which help in skin brightening and removal of dead skin cells [4].

Need of Present Study

Due to increasing awareness about herbal cosmetics and harmful effects of synthetic chemicals, there is a growing demand for natural cosmetic preparations. Therefore, the present study was undertaken to formulate and evaluate an effective herbal face pack for glowing skin using safe and natural herbal ingredients. The study also aims to evaluate the quality and stability of the prepared formulation.

  1. LITERATURE REVIEW

Several researchers have reported the effectiveness of herbal ingredients in cosmetic and skin care preparations. Herbal face packs are widely used because of their natural origin, safety, and beneficial effects on skin health.

A study conducted by Sharma et al. Reported that herbal formulations containing multani mitti, turmeric, and sandalwood showed significant cleansing and skin brightening effects. The formulation also exhibited good spreadability and user acceptability [5].

According to Patil and co-workers, neem and aloe vera possess strong antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties which are useful in reducing acne, skin irritation, and microbial growth on the skin surface [6].

Research carried out by Kulkarni et al. Demonstrated that orange peel powder is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants which help in reducing pigmentation, improving skin complexion, and promoting healthy glowing skin [7].

Another study revealed that herbal cosmetic preparations are preferred over synthetic products because they are associated with fewer side effects and better skin compatibility. Regular application of herbal face packs was found to improve skin texture, smoothness, and freshness [8].

A comparative evaluation study of herbal and synthetic cosmetic products indicated that herbal preparations are more economical, eco-friendly, and suitable for long-term use. The study also highlighted the growing demand for herbal cosmetics in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries [9].

From the available literature, it is observed that herbal ingredients possess significant cosmetic and therapeutic properties. Therefore, the formulation of a herbal face pack using natural ingredients can be considered beneficial for maintaining healthy and glowing skin.

Sr. No.

Author & Year

Study/ Research Title

Herbal Ingredients Used

Findings/ Outcome

Ref. No.

1

Sharma P. et al. (2021)

Herbal cosmetics and their benefits in skin care

Herbal cosmetic ingredients

Reported beneficial effects of herbal cosmetics in maintaining healthy skin and improving skin appearance.

[1]

2

Patil A. et al. (2020)

Natural ingredients used in herbal face pack formulations

Natural powders and herbal ingredients

Explained the importance of herbal ingredients in face pack preparation and skin nourishment.

[2]

3

Singh M. & Verma N. (2019)

Evaluation parameters of herbal cosmetic preparations

Herbal cosmetic formulations

Discussed standard evaluation tests such as pH, irritancy, and stability studies.

[3]

4

Khan R. & Shaikh S. (2022)

Role of herbal ingredients in glowing skin formulations

Herbal skin care ingredients

Highlighted the effectiveness of herbal ingredients in improving glowing skin and complexion.

[4]

5

Sharma D. et al. (2020)

Formulation and evaluation of polyherbal face pack

Multani mitti, turmeric, sandalwood

Showed cleansing effect, skin brightening activity, and good spreadability of the formulation.

[5]

6

Patil S. & More K. (2021)

Antimicrobial activity of neem and aloe vera in cosmetic preparations

Neem, aloe vera

Demonstrated antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory activities useful against acne and irritation.

[6]

7

Kulkarni A. et al. (2019)

Cosmetic applications of orange peel powder in skin care products

Orange peel powder

Reported antioxidant activity and vitamin C content helpful in reducing pigmentation and improving complexion.

[7]

8

Gupta L. & Mehra V. (2020)

Comparative study of herbal and synthetic cosmetics

Herbal and synthetic cosmetics

Found herbal cosmetics safer and more compatible with skin compared to synthetic products.

[8]

9

Reddy P. & Kumar S. (2021)

Herbal cosmetic formulations: Current trends and future prospects

Herbal cosmetic formulations

Discussed increasing demand and future scope of herbal cosmetics in industries.

[9]

10

Joshi N. & Patel R. (2018)

Objectives and applications of herbal cosmetic preparations

Herbal preparations

Explained objectives and applications of herbal cosmetics in skin care.

[10]

11

Desai T. & Shah H. (2020)

Preparation methods of herbal face packs using natural powders

Natural powders

Described preparation techniques and methods for herbal face packs.

[11]

12

Verma P. & Singh R. (2019)

Standard evaluation tests for herbal cosmetic products

Herbal cosmetic products

Reported standard tests including pH, consistency, irritancy, and stability evaluation.

[12]

13

Sharma K. & Rao M. (2021)

Organoleptic evaluation of herbal cosmetic formulations

Herbal cosmetic formulations

Studied color, odor, texture, and appearance evaluation parameters.

[13]

14

Mehta S. & Kulkarni D. (2020)

pH determination and skin compatibility studies of herbal preparations

Herbal preparations

Confirmed skin-friendly pH and compatibility of herbal cosmetic products.

[14]

15

Pawar G. & Jadhav V. (2021)

Safety and irritancy studies of herbal topical formulations

Herbal topical formulations

Demonstrated safety and non-irritant nature of herbal formulations.

[15]

16

Kaur H. & Sharma V. (2020)

Physicochemical evaluation of herbal face packs

Herbal face packs

Reported acceptable physicochemical properties and formulation stability.

[16]

17

Singh A. & Patel M. (2019)

Stability and safety assessment of herbal cosmetic products

Herbal cosmetic products

Evaluated product stability and safety during storage conditions.

[17]

18

Naik P. & Bhosale S. (2021)

Therapeutic importance of herbal ingredients in skin care formulations

Herbal skin care ingredients

Highlighted therapeutic properties such as antioxidant and antimicrobial effects.

[18]

19

Chavan R. & Patil D. (2020)

Advantages of herbal cosmetics over synthetic products

Herbal cosmetics

Reported eco-friendly nature, safety, and long-term usability of herbal products.

[19]

20

More A. & Shinde S. (2022)

Applications of herbal formulations in cosmetic industries

Herbal formulations

Discussed industrial applications and increasing market demand for herbal cosmetics.

[20]

21

Jain P. & Kumar R. (2021)

Formulation and evaluation of herbal face pack for cosmetic applications

Herbal face pack

Successfully formulated and evaluated herbal face pack with good cosmetic properties.

[21]

  1. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

Primary Objective

To formulate and evaluate a herbal face pack for glowing skin using natural herbal ingredients.

Secondary Objectives

  • To prepare a safe and stable herbal cosmetic formulation using easily available herbal powders.
  • To evaluate the prepared herbal face pack for various physicochemical parameters.
  • To study the organoleptic properties such as colour, odour, texture, and appearance of the formulation.
  • To determine the pH and stability of the prepared herbal face pack.
  • To evaluate the spreadability and washability of the formulation.
  • To check the irritancy and skin compatibility of the herbal face pack.
  • To enhance skin cleansing, freshness, and natural glow using herbal ingredients.
  • To develop an economical and eco-friendly cosmetic preparation with minimum side effects [10].
  1. MATERIALS AND METHODS

Materials Used

The herbal face pack was prepared by using different natural ingredients obtained from local herbal and cosmetic suppliers. All ingredients were dried, cleaned, and finely powdered before use.

Table 1: Ingredients Used in Herbal Face Pack Formulation

Sr. No.

Ingredient Name

Quantity (% w/w)

Role in Formulation

1

Multani Mitti

30%

Cleansing agent

2

Neem Powder

15%

Antimicrobial agent

3

Turmeric Powder

10%

Anti-inflammatory agent

4

Sandalwood Powder

15%

Cooling and fragrance

5

Orange Peel Powder

15%

Skin brightening agent

6

Aloe Vera Powder

10%

Moisturizing agent

7

Rose Powder

5%

Refreshing and soothing effect

  1. METHOD OF PREPARATION

he herbal face pack was prepared by using a simple dry mixing method.

Procedure

  1. All herbal ingredients were collected and dried properly.
  2. The dried ingredients were powdered separately using a grinder.
  3. The powders were passed through sieve no. 80 to obtain fine particles.
  4. Required quantities of all ingredients were weighed accurately.
  5. All powdered ingredients were mixed uniformly in a clean mortar and pestle.
  6. The prepared mixture was stored in an airtight container to protect it from moisture and contamination [11].
  7. EVALUATION PARAMETERS

The prepared herbal face pack was evaluated for the following parameters:

  • Colour
  • Odour
  • Texture
  • pH
  • Spreadability
  • Washability
  • Irritancy test
  • Stability study
  • Smoothness of powder [12]

Evaluation Parameters

F1

F2

F3

Colour

Light Brown

Brownish Yellow

Pale Green

Odour

Pleasant Herbal

Mild Herbal

Strong Herbal

Texture

Smooth

Fine and Smooth

Slightly Coarse

pH

6.4

6.8

6.5

Spreadability

Good

Excellent

Good

Washability

Easily Washable

Easily Washable

Moderately Washable

Irritancy Test

No Irritation

No Irritation

No Irritation

Stability Study

Stable

Stable

Stable

Smoothness of Powder

Good

Excellent

Good

  1. METHOD OF APPLICATION

The required quantity of herbal face pack was mixed with rose water to prepare a smooth paste. The paste was applied evenly on the face and allowed to dry for 15–20 minutes. After drying, it was washed with normal water and the skin was observed for glow and smoothness.

Evaluation Parameters and Results

The prepared herbal face pack was evaluated for different physicochemical and cosmetic parameters to determine its quality, stability, safety, and effectiveness.

  1. Organoleptic Evaluation

The organoleptic properties such as colour, odour, appearance, and texture were evaluated by visual observation and sensory examination.

Parameter

Observation

Colour

Light brown

Odour

Pleasant and characteristic

Appearance

Fine powder

Texture

Smooth and soft

The formulation showed good appearance and acceptable sensory properties suitable for cosmetic application [13].

  1. pH Determination

The pH of the prepared herbal face pack was determined by using a digital pH meter.

Parameter

Result

pH

6.8

The pH was found to be near neutral, indicating good compatibility with skin and less chance of irritation [14].

  1. Spreadability Test

Spreadability was evaluated by applying the prepared paste on the skin surface.

Parameter

Result

Spreadability

Good

The formulation spread easily on the skin and formed a uniform layer.

  1. Washability Test

The applied face pack was washed with normal water to observe ease of removal.

Parameter

Result

Washability

Easily washable

The formulation was easily removed without leaving residue on the skin.

  1. Irritancy Test

The herbal face pack was applied on a small area of skin to check irritation, redness, or itching.

Parameter

Result

Skin Irritation

No irritation observed

The formulation was found to be safe for topical application [15].

  1. Stability Study

The prepared formulation was stored at room temperature and observed for changes in colour, odour, and texture.

Parameter

Result

Physical Stability

Stable

Change in Colour

No significant change

Change in Odour

No significant change

The formulation remained stable during the study period and showed good physical stability.

Overall Result

The prepared herbal face pack exhibited satisfactory physicochemical properties, good spreadability, easy washability, acceptable pH, and no skin irritation. The formulation was found to be safe, stable, and effective for improving skin freshness and glow.

  1. DISCUSSION

The present study was carried out to formulate and evaluate a herbal face pack for glowing skin using various natural ingredients such as multani mitti, neem powder, turmeric, sandalwood powder, orange peel powder, aloe vera powder, and rose powder. Herbal ingredients were selected because of their beneficial effects on skin care and minimal side effects compared to synthetic cosmetic products.

The prepared formulation showed good organoleptic properties including pleasant odour, smooth texture, fine appearance, and acceptable colour. These characteristics indicate good quality and user acceptability of the herbal face pack [16].

The pH of the formulation was found to be near neutral, which is considered suitable for skin application. A proper pH helps in maintaining skin health and reduces the chances of irritation or dryness. The spreadability test showed that the face pack could be applied easily and uniformly over the skin surface.

The washability study demonstrated that the formulation was easily removable with water, which increases patient convenience during use. The irritancy test revealed that no redness, itching, or irritation was observed after application, indicating the safety of the formulation for topical use [17].

The stability study confirmed that there were no significant changes in colour, odour, or texture during storage at room temperature. This indicates that the prepared herbal face pack possesses good physical stability and can be stored safely for a suitable period.

The presence of herbal ingredients such as neem and turmeric may help in reducing microbial growth and skin inflammation, while orange peel and sandalwood may improve skin complexion and freshness. Multani mitti acts as a natural cleansing agent and helps in removing excess oil and dirt from the skin surface [18].

Overall, the study indicates that the formulated herbal face pack is effective, safe, economical, and beneficial for maintaining healthy and glowing skin naturally.

Advantages of Herbal Face Pack

  • Prepared from natural herbal ingredients
  • Safe and suitable for regular skin application
  • Less chances of side effects and skin irritation
  • Helps in improving skin glow and freshness
  • Removes excess oil, dirt, and dead skin cells
  • Economical and easy to prepare
  • Eco-friendly and biodegradable formulation
  • Provides nourishment and hydration to the skin
  • Useful in reducing acne and pimples
  • Better patient acceptance due to herbal origin [19]

Applications of Herbal Face Pack

  • Used for cosmetic skin care treatment
  • Helps in maintaining healthy and glowing skin
  • Used for cleansing and refreshing facial skin
  • Beneficial for oily and acne-prone skin
  • Can be used in herbal cosmetic industries
  • Useful in beauty care and personal care products
  • Applied in routine skin care management
  • Suitable for both men and women
  • Used as a natural alternative to synthetic cosmetic products [20]

Future Scope

  • Further studies can be carried out on large-scale production of herbal face packs.
  • Clinical evaluation can be performed to determine long-term effects on different skin types.
  • Additional herbal ingredients may be incorporated to enhance cosmetic and therapeutic activity.
  • Advanced herbal formulations can be developed for commercial cosmetic applications.
  1. CONCLUSION

The present study successfully formulated and evaluated a herbal face pack for glowing skin using natural herbal ingredients such as multani mitti, neem powder, turmeric, sandalwood powder, orange peel powder, aloe vera powder, and rose powder. The prepared formulation showed satisfactory physicochemical properties including good appearance, smooth texture, acceptable pH, easy spreadability, good washability, and absence of skin irritation.

The evaluation results indicated that the herbal face pack is safe, stable, economical, and suitable for cosmetic skin care application. The herbal ingredients used in the formulation possess cleansing, antimicrobial, antioxidant, soothing, and skin nourishing properties which help in maintaining healthy and glowing skin naturally.

The study concludes that herbal face packs can serve as an effective alternative to synthetic cosmetic products due to their natural origin, better safety profile, and fewer side effects. Regular use of the prepared formulation may improve skin freshness, smoothness, and overall skin appearance. Therefore, herbal cosmetic formulations have significant potential in modern skin care and cosmetic industries.

REFERENCES

  1. Sharma, P., Gupta, R., & Jain, S. (2021). Herbal cosmetics and their benefits in skin care. International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 12(3), 145–152.
  2. Patil, A., Kulkarni, V., & Deshmukh, P. (2020). Natural ingredients used in herbal face pack formulations. Journal of Herbal Drug Research, 8(2), 67–74.
  3. Singh, M., & Verma, N. (2019). Evaluation parameters of herbal cosmetic preparations. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 9(4), 210–216.
  4. Khan, R., & Shaikh, S. (2022). Role of herbal ingredients in glowing skin formulations. World Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 10(1), 98–104.
  5. Sharma, D., Patel, H., & Joshi, M. (2020). Formulation and evaluation of polyherbal face pack. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation, 11(2), 112–118.
  6. Patil, S., & More, K. (2021). Antimicrobial activity of neem and aloe vera in cosmetic preparations. Journal of Herbal Medicine, 14(1), 55–61.
  7. Kulkarni, A., Shinde, P., & Pawar, R. (2019). Cosmetic applications of orange peel powder in skin care products. Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology, 12(5), 2241–2246.
  8. Gupta, L., & Mehra, V. (2020). Comparative study of herbal and synthetic cosmetics. Asian Journal of Cosmetic Science, 7(3), 134–140.
  9. Reddy, P., & Kumar, S. (2021). Herbal cosmetic formulations: Current trends and future prospects. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research, 68(2), 45–52.
  10. Joshi, N., & Patel, R. (2018). Objectives and applications of herbal cosmetic preparations. World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 7(8), 876–883.
  11. Desai, T., & Shah, H. (2020). Preparation methods of herbal face packs using natural powders. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 13(1), 95–101.
  12. Verma, P., & Singh, R. (2019). Standard evaluation tests for herbal cosmetic products. Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science, 9(6), 78–84.
  13. Sharma, K., & Rao, M. (2021). Organoleptic evaluation of herbal cosmetic formulations. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 15(2), 122–128.
  14. Mehta, S., & Kulkarni, D. (2020). pH determination and skin compatibility studies of herbal preparations. International Journal of Drug Development and Research, 11(4), 66–72.
  15. Pawar, G., & Jadhav, V. (2021). Safety and irritancy studies of herbal topical formulations. Asian Pacific Journal of Health Sciences, 8(1), 88–94.
  16. Kaur, H., & Sharma, V. (2020). Physicochemical evaluation of herbal face packs. International Journal of Cosmetic and Pharmaceutical Research, 5(3), 49–55.
  17. Singh, A., & Patel, M. (2019). Stability and safety assessment of herbal cosmetic products. Research Journal of Topical and Cosmetic Sciences, 10(2), 101–107.
  18. Naik, P., & Bhosale, S. (2021). Therapeutic importance of herbal ingredients in skin care formulations. Journal of Natural Remedies, 21(4), 210–218.
  19. Chavan, R., & Patil, D. (2020). Advantages of herbal cosmetics over synthetic products. International Journal of Herbal Medicine, 8(5), 56–62.
  20. More, A., & Shinde, S. (2022). Applications of herbal formulations in cosmetic industries. World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 11(6), 345–352.
  21. Jain, P., & Kumar, R. (2021). Formulation and evaluation of herbal face pack for cosmetic applications. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biological Sciences, 12(3), 175–182.

Reference

  1. Sharma, P., Gupta, R., & Jain, S. (2021). Herbal cosmetics and their benefits in skin care. International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 12(3), 145–152.
  2. Patil, A., Kulkarni, V., & Deshmukh, P. (2020). Natural ingredients used in herbal face pack formulations. Journal of Herbal Drug Research, 8(2), 67–74.
  3. Singh, M., & Verma, N. (2019). Evaluation parameters of herbal cosmetic preparations. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 9(4), 210–216.
  4. Khan, R., & Shaikh, S. (2022). Role of herbal ingredients in glowing skin formulations. World Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 10(1), 98–104.
  5. Sharma, D., Patel, H., & Joshi, M. (2020). Formulation and evaluation of polyherbal face pack. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation, 11(2), 112–118.
  6. Patil, S., & More, K. (2021). Antimicrobial activity of neem and aloe vera in cosmetic preparations. Journal of Herbal Medicine, 14(1), 55–61.
  7. Kulkarni, A., Shinde, P., & Pawar, R. (2019). Cosmetic applications of orange peel powder in skin care products. Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology, 12(5), 2241–2246.
  8. Gupta, L., & Mehra, V. (2020). Comparative study of herbal and synthetic cosmetics. Asian Journal of Cosmetic Science, 7(3), 134–140.
  9. Reddy, P., & Kumar, S. (2021). Herbal cosmetic formulations: Current trends and future prospects. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research, 68(2), 45–52.
  10. Joshi, N., & Patel, R. (2018). Objectives and applications of herbal cosmetic preparations. World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 7(8), 876–883.
  11. Desai, T., & Shah, H. (2020). Preparation methods of herbal face packs using natural powders. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 13(1), 95–101.
  12. Verma, P., & Singh, R. (2019). Standard evaluation tests for herbal cosmetic products. Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science, 9(6), 78–84.
  13. Sharma, K., & Rao, M. (2021). Organoleptic evaluation of herbal cosmetic formulations. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 15(2), 122–128.
  14. Mehta, S., & Kulkarni, D. (2020). pH determination and skin compatibility studies of herbal preparations. International Journal of Drug Development and Research, 11(4), 66–72.
  15. Pawar, G., & Jadhav, V. (2021). Safety and irritancy studies of herbal topical formulations. Asian Pacific Journal of Health Sciences, 8(1), 88–94.
  16. Kaur, H., & Sharma, V. (2020). Physicochemical evaluation of herbal face packs. International Journal of Cosmetic and Pharmaceutical Research, 5(3), 49–55.
  17. Singh, A., & Patel, M. (2019). Stability and safety assessment of herbal cosmetic products. Research Journal of Topical and Cosmetic Sciences, 10(2), 101–107.
  18. Naik, P., & Bhosale, S. (2021). Therapeutic importance of herbal ingredients in skin care formulations. Journal of Natural Remedies, 21(4), 210–218.
  19. Chavan, R., & Patil, D. (2020). Advantages of herbal cosmetics over synthetic products. International Journal of Herbal Medicine, 8(5), 56–62.
  20. More, A., & Shinde, S. (2022). Applications of herbal formulations in cosmetic industries. World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 11(6), 345–352.
  21. Jain, P., & Kumar, R. (2021). Formulation and evaluation of herbal face pack for cosmetic applications. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biological Sciences, 12(3), 175–182.

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Vishwajeet Rashinkar
Corresponding author

Ashvin College of Pharmacy, Manchi Hill, Sangamner, Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra 413714

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Pratik Holkar
Co-author

Ashvin College of Pharmacy, Manchi Hill, Sangamner, Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra 413714

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Somnath Gavhane
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Ashvin College of Pharmacy, Manchi Hill, Sangamner, Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra 413714

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N. M Shaikh
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Ashvin College of Pharmacy, Manchi Hill, Sangamner, Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra 413714

Vishwajeet Rashinkar, Pratik Holkar, Somnath Gavhane, N. M Shaikh, Formulation and Evaluation of Herbal Face Pack for Glowing Skin, Int. J. of Pharm. Sci., 2026, Vol 4, Issue 5, 7181-7190. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20404989

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