A comprehensive review of herbal face pack: Efficacy, formulations and skin benefits

Development & evaluation of herbal face pack utilizing the butterfly pea plant, which has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antibacterial, and antiviral qualities, is the main goal of this study. An attempt has been made to integrate modern formulation methods into a composition based on natural ingredients. Herbal face packs were made with powdered butterfly pea flowers, Multani mitti, aloe, turmeric, neem, rice flour, and orange peel. The components were then systematically incorporated after all ingredients had been uniformly blended geometrically using the serial dilution method. Organoleptic studies showed that it was smooth, pale yellow, and washable. Promising outcomes from the face pack formulation made it a good substitute for artificial aging treatments. It emphasizes the necessity of more research, such as comparative clinical trials and long-term stability study, to confirm its therapeutic efficacy.

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Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.22271/phyto.2025.v14.i5d.15585
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Bee Products Chemical Analysis
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Development & evaluation of herbal face pack utilizing the butterfly pea plant, which has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antibacterial, and antiviral qualities, is the main goal of this study. An attempt has been made to integrate modern formulation methods into a composition based on natural ingredients. Herbal face packs were made with powdered butterfly pea flowers, Multani mitti, aloe, turmeric, neem, rice flour, and orange peel. The components were then systematically incorporated after all ingredients had been uniformly blended geometrically using the serial dilution method. Organoleptic studies showed that it was smooth, pale yellow, and washable. Promising outcomes from the face pack formulation made it a good substitute for artificial aging treatments. It emphasizes the necessity of more research, such as comparative clinical trials and long-term stability study, to confirm its therapeutic efficacy.

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