Formulation and upscaling of herbal shampoos by Aloe vera L. and Camelia sinensis L. powders

The therapeutic benefits of medicinal plants for hair care have been acknowledged for centuries, with their use tracing back to ancient practices.This study focused on developing and evaluating a natural herbal shampoo using advanced formulation techniques, emphasizing safety and effectiveness as alternatives to synthetic components.The objective was to create a shampoo that not only cleanses but also strengthens, darkens, and promotes hair growth through advanced formulation techniques.Performance tests revealed a pH of 5.7, density of 0.9, viscosity of 1.960.64,and surface tension of 50.644.21,aligning with typical properties of herbal shampoos.Due to the absence of harsh chemicals, herbal shampoos typically exhibit higher surface tension and lower viscosity.The study concluded that this formulation offers a viable natural and safe alternative to synthetic shampoos for hair care.This research highlights the potential of medicinal plants in personal care and offers a foundation for further exploration to improve efficacy, stability, and sensory appeal for wider adoption in the hair care market.