Research on: Formulation and evaluation of polyherbal soap
1 Department of pharmacy, Shraddha institute of pharmacy washim, Maharashtra, India
2 Department of Pharmacology, Shraddha institute of pharmacy washim, Maharashtra, India
Research Article
GSC Biological and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2024, 27(02), 068–079.
Article DOI: 10.30574/gscbps.2024.27.2.0151
Publication history:
Received on 17 March 2024; revised on 05 May 2024; accepted on 08 May 2024
Abstract:
People have been using medicinal plants for centuries to treat various ailments. The extract from the leaves, stems, and roots of these plants has been a natural remedy for many health issues. Commercial soaps often contain harmful ingredients, making natural herbal soaps a good alternative. Bacterial skin infections are common and require proper treatment and skincare. Some herbal plant extracts and oils have been found to have antibacterial properties. To address this, an antibacterial Polyherbal soap was formulated using ingredients like curcumin, neem, lemon juice, aloe vera, and almond oil. Neem leaves have traditionally been used to treat skin disorders due to their antioxidant properties. Lemon water has antibacterial and antioxidant capabilities that keep the skin healthy and rejuvenated. Aloe vera is known for preventing aging, reducing acne, and moisturizing the skin. Turmeric is beneficial for treating skin injuries and conditions like psoriasis. The Polyherbal soap was tested for its antibacterial activity and showed positive results. So, the use of medicinal plants in soap production offers cost-effective benefits with minimal side effects.
Keywords:
Polyherbal; Neem; Turmeric; Tomato Seed oil; TFM
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