Formulation And Evaluation of Herbal Hair Mask of Wheatgrass for Hair Growth

Aim: Creating and assessing an herbal hair mask. Materials and method: Herbs having antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant qualities are used to make herbal hair products. Several plant parts were selected to make the herbal hair mask. Wheatgrass powder, aloe vera powder, hibiscus powder, amla powder, multani powder, and Heena powder were the natural ingredients used to create the hair mask. The components must be collected, cleaned, dried, powdered, weighed, and mixed. When assessing the herbal hair mask formulation, several parameters were determined, and the results are reported in this study. These factors include pH, washability (what kind of hair after washings), eye irritation, patch test, and stability test also performed in this the color odor and texture smoothness were evaluated, as physical, chemical, organoleptic evaluation, and so on. Results: After the criteria (pH, washability, post-wash hair type, and ocular irritation) were evaluated, a patch test was performed to create an herbal hair mask. The results indicated that the parameters fell within an acceptable range. Conclusion: Based on this investigation, it has been determined that the herbal hair mask formulation is safer, more effective, and more reasonably priced. It also contains all the desirable characteristics of the ideal hair mask. The hair mask that was made has no chemicals at all. Because it only contains natural ingredients, it doesn't harm hair and gives it a smooth texture. It also helps in hair growth and avoids hair-related problems.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15770566
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Pharmacology and Nanomedicine Research
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Formulation And Evaluation of Herbal Hair Mask of Wheatgrass for Hair Growth

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Pharmacology and Nanomedicine Research
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Formulation And Evaluation of Herbal Hair Mask of Wheatgrass for Hair Growth

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Abstract

Aim: Creating and assessing an herbal hair mask. Materials and method: Herbs having antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant qualities are used to make herbal hair products. Several plant parts were selected to make the herbal hair mask. Wheatgrass powder, aloe vera powder, hibiscus powder, amla powder, multani powder, and Heena powder were the natural ingredients used to create the hair mask. The components must be collected, cleaned, dried, powdered, weighed, and mixed. When assessing the herbal hair mask formulation, several parameters were determined, and the results are reported in this study. These factors include pH, washability (what kind of hair after washings), eye irritation, patch test, and stability test also performed in this the color odor and texture smoothness were evaluated, as physical, chemical, organoleptic evaluation, and so on. Results: After the criteria (pH, washability, post-wash hair type, and ocular irritation) were evaluated, a patch test was performed to create an herbal hair mask. The results indicated that the parameters fell within an acceptable range. Conclusion: Based on this investigation, it has been determined that the herbal hair mask formulation is safer, more effective, and more reasonably priced. It also contains all the desirable characteristics of the ideal hair mask. The hair mask that was made has no chemicals at all. Because it only contains natural ingredients, it doesn't harm hair and gives it a smooth texture. It also helps in hair growth and avoids hair-related problems.

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