Preparation and evaluation of cream containing Tridax procumbens extract for wound healing activity

This work focuses on the creation and assessment of a herbal cream utilization Tridax procumbens L. leaves, a recognized medicinal plant with diverse pharmacological attributes. The leaves were gathered from several sites nearby. Following through washing and shade drying, the fine powder has been prepared and stored for extraction. Using a soxhlet system, the powdered leaves were extracted methanolic. 500 milliliters of methanol were used to extract 100 grams of extract over the course of 24 hours at 64 °C. The existence of important phytoconstituents such as alkaloids, phenols, tannins, terpenoids, saponins, and steroids, was verified by preliminary both F1 and F2 exhibited the inherent qualities of the plant extract, as seen by their light green color, silky texture, and pleasant herbal odor. Both formulation were readily removed with water without leaving any residue on the skin according to wash-ability test. The cream were found to be compatible with the pH of the skin. With F1 having a pH of 6.8 and F2 having a pH OF 6.7 tests of readability showed that F1 applied more uniformly and smoothly and had a higher spreading ability (1 cm) then F2 (1.35) additionally, F1 had a thinner, better consistency for topical application and left less residue. In summary, the herbal cream made using extract from Tridax procumbens shows promise for use in skincare products. The stability, uniformity and overall performance.