An Herbal Shampoo Formulation,along with Marketed Product (Clinic Plus) Assessment and Comparison

In this research, we formulated and evaluated herbal shampoo and done comparative assessment on marketed product name of product ‘clinic plus as it is cheap and commomly used product all around. People are now more conscious of the negative impacts of every component used in shampoo formulations and other cosmetic preparations. As a result, there is a rise in demand for formulations that contain natural ingredients. To evaluate its physiochemical function, which places a focus on efficacy, safety, removing dangerous substances, and replacing them with natural, safe alternatives. Hibiscus powder, henna powder, neem leaf powder, shikakai powder, reetha powder, aloe vera, lemon, orange peel powder, and other components collected to create the herbal shampoo. Additionally, distilled water, sodium chloride, and sodium lauryl sulphate were used to create a chemical shampoo. Wet duration, foam amount and stability, pH, skin sensitisation test, surface tension, detergency, soil dispersion after washing, antimicrobial test, and other experiments were performed to ascertain the physical characteristics of shampoos. The purpose of these studies was to evaluate the chemical and formulated shampoos' physicochemical properties.