Formulation and development of herbal facewash using Beal leaves: Aegle marmelos
1 Pratibhatai Pawar College of Pharmacy, Wadala Mahadev, Shrirampur. DBATU University, Lonere, Maharashtra, India.
2 Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pratibhatai Pawar College of Pharmacy, Wadala Mahadev, Shrirampur, Maharashtra, India.
Research Article
World Journal of Biology Pharmacy and Health Sciences, 2024, 17(01), 061–074.
Article DOI: 10.30574/wjbphs.2024.17.1.0511
Publication history:
Received on 12 November 2023; revised on 23 December 2023; accepted on 25 December 2023
Abstract:
In this study, herbal anti-acne face wash gels were prepared using polymers Carbopol and extract of aegle marmelos (beal patra), which show the antibacterial property and are widely used in modern herbal medicine. Results showed that the gels were non-irritating, stable, and possess anti-acne activity. Acne is a common skin problem that 85% of teenagers face today. Herbal drugs have been used for many years, not only in Asian countries but also worldwide for social well-being. Herbal formulations have rising demand in the global market. This study demonstrated the stability of herbal Gel, which is now regarded as an efficient herbal acne treatment formulation. A number of characteristics, including color, appearance, consistency, pH, and foamability, were assessed for the prepared formulation. Because natural remedies are safer and have fewer side effects than synthetic ones, they are more widely accepted.The demand for herbal formulations is rising on the international scene. The creation and assessment of a herbal anti-acne cleanser with aqueous bael leaf (Aegle marmelos) extracts are the subjects of this study. Despite the fact that there are many topical herbal remedies for acne on the market, the plant has good antibacterial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties according to published research.
Keywords:
Herbal; Facewash; Beal Leaves; Skin; Aegle Marmelos; SLS
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