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1. OBJECTIVE
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2. INTRODUCTION
Easy rinsing
Good finish after washing hair
No damage to hair
Low toxicity
Good biodegradability of ingredients
Minimal skin/eye irritation
Slightly acidic(pH less than 7), since a basic
environment weakens the hair by breaking the
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4. Benefits of Herbal Shampoo
More shine
Less hair loss
Long lasting color
Stronger and more fortified hairs
All natural, no chemicals
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5. Herbal liquid shampoo vs Synthetic shampoo
Synthetic products are chemical based products which might have
some risky chemicals.
Herbal shampoos are plant extract shampoos which have not any side
effects, are less risky and naturally friendly.
As our scalp is one of the most absorbent parts of the body, products
applied to the scalp enter directly into the blood. So it is very important
to know the effects of ingredients used in shampoo formulations. 66
6. Ingredients in our herbal shampoo
AMLA :
• It helps to boost the volume of hair
• It reduces the hair lice
• It enhances the colour of dye
• Increases the amount of antioxidants in our body
REETHA :
• It prevents dandruff
• Antibacterial and antifungal in nature
• It helps to treat scalp infections
• Control hair fall
SHIKAKAI :
• It provides shine to the hairs
• It prevents graying of hairs
• Cleansing Antifungal Properties 7
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HIBISCUS
• It treats dandruff
• Stimulate hair growth
• Conditions the hairs
• It helps to prevent hair loss
ASHWAGANDHA
• Promote hair growth and thickness
• Stimulate keratin production
• Increase blood flow to scalp
• Anti- inflammatory property
NEEM
• Reduce dandruff
• Saves from premature greying
• Promote hair growth
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• Lice treatment 8
BHRINGRAJ
• Promoting healthy growth
• Preventing hair loss
• Helps to nourish the scalp and hair
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Improve blood circulation to the scalp
FENUGREEK
• Provide hydration to the scalp
• Preventing flakiness and itching
• Prevents Hair Loss
• Stimulate hair growth
GREEN TEA
• Repairs the hair cuticle
• Helps to moisturize the hair
• Promote hair growth 99
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HENNA
• Conditions Your Hair
• Increases Hair Growth
• Prevents Dandruff
• Balances Oil and pH Production
ONION PEEL POWDER
• Reduce hairfall
• Reduce dandruff
• Help against premature greying
• Promote hair growth
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7. COMPOSITION
INGREDIENTS QUANTITY(gm)
Reetha 20.5
Fenugreek 4
Amla 32
Shikakai 32
Henna 10
Neem 10
Hibiscus 5
Bhringraj 15
Ashwagandha 15
Onion peel powder 5
Green tea powder 6.5
Rose oil 15 ml
Double distilled water qs 1000 ml
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8. Methodology
Cleaning : Fresh plant parts were washed thoroughly under running water to
remove contaminants.
Drying : Fresh plant parts were dried in shade until completely desiccated.
Grinding : Dried plant parts were ground into coarse powders using a
suitable grinder.
Sieving : The coarse powders were passed through a sieve with a mesh size
of 120 to obtain fine powders.
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Experiment Result
pH by pH meter 4.91
Table No : 2
Figure : 3
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pH meter
9.3 Washability
• Place the hair swatches in a beaker containing the
prepared shampoo solution.
• Use a magnetic stirrer or similar tool to gently agitate
the solution for a set time (typically 2- 5 min)
• This mimics the washing action on the scalp.
• Alternatively, some methods may involve manually
working the shampoo solution through the hair Figure : 4
swatches for a set number of strokes.
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Figure : 5 Figure : 6 16
9.4 Foaming Index
• The cleansing ability of a shampoo is paramount,
consumers often associate abundant lather with a more
effective cleaning experience.
• This perception makes foaming characteristics a crucial
factor in shampoo evaluation, despite minimal
correlation between foaming and actual cleaning
power.
• This test assesses the volume and stability of foam
generated under standardized conditions
• The resulting foam height or volume is then measured
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9.4.1 Foaming index with sodium benzoate 9.4.2 Foaming index with sodium benzoate
(without almond gum) (with almond gum)
Quantity Before After Quantity Before After
in (ml) in (ml)
1 3.1 2.9
2 3.2 2.4 1 3.5 2.9
3 3.4 2.2 2 4.8 4
4 1.4 1 3 3.6 2.9
4 1.7 1.3
Table No : 3
Foaming index = 1000/A 5 1.4 1
=1000/4 = 250 Table No : 4
9.4.3 Foaming index with methyl paraben Foaming index = 1000/A
(with almond gum) =1000/5 = 200
2 3.3 2.3
3 2.8 1
Foaming index = 1000/A
Table No : 5 =1000/3= 333.3 18
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C D
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Dirt dispersion
Light Yes
• The dirt dispersion test is a common method used to
evaluate a shampoo's ability to remove dirt and oil Moderat No
from hair. e
• It provides a quantitative measure of the shampoo's
Heavy No
• cleaning efficacy, which is a crucial factor for
consumers.
Figure : 6 Table No : 6
9.6 Viscosity
•Viscosity, a measure of a liquid's resistance to flow, is a
critical property of liquid shampoos.
• It directly influences factors such as product
consistency, application ease, and the formation of foam.
• To accurately assess and control viscosity, the Brookfield
viscometer is a widely used instrument
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9.7 Microbial Assay
• A microbial assay is a valuable tool for evaluating a
shampoo's antimicrobial properties.
• By testing the shampoo against a variety of
microorganisms, researchers can access its ability to inhibit
or kill harmful bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms
that may be present on the scalp
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