Exploring the Efficacy of Herbal-Based Hair Dye: Formulation and Characterization for Hair Colouring and Care

The growing concerns over the adverse effects of synthetic hair dyes have led to increased interest in herbal alternatives that offer safe and effective hair colouring with added therapeutic benefits. This study aims to formulate and evaluate an herbal-based hair dye using plant-derived ingredients known for their natural pigmentation and hair care properties. The selected herbs were processed into fine powders and incorporated into a standardized formulation. The formulation was assessed for various physicochemical parameters including colour intensity, texture, pH, smoothness, and stability under different storage conditions. Preliminary tests demonstrated satisfactory colouring efficacy, ease of application, and enhanced hair manageability without any signs of scalp irritation or dryness. Stability studies confirmed the product's consistency over one month at room temperature and elevated temperatures (35°C). The herbal hair dye not only provided natural colour coverage but also contributed to improved hair texture, reduced frizz, and dandruff control due to the synergistic effect of the herbal constituents. These findings suggest that the developed herbal formulation is a promising, eco-friendly alternative to chemical dyes, warranting further clinical evaluations for its long-term effectiveness and consumer acceptability.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15560027
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Hair Growth and Disorders
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Exploring the Efficacy of Herbal-Based Hair Dye: Formulation and Characterization for Hair Colouring and Care

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Hair Growth and Disorders
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Exploring the Efficacy of Herbal-Based Hair Dye: Formulation and Characterization for Hair Colouring and Care

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Abstract

The growing concerns over the adverse effects of synthetic hair dyes have led to increased interest in herbal alternatives that offer safe and effective hair colouring with added therapeutic benefits. This study aims to formulate and evaluate an herbal-based hair dye using plant-derived ingredients known for their natural pigmentation and hair care properties. The selected herbs were processed into fine powders and incorporated into a standardized formulation. The formulation was assessed for various physicochemical parameters including colour intensity, texture, pH, smoothness, and stability under different storage conditions. Preliminary tests demonstrated satisfactory colouring efficacy, ease of application, and enhanced hair manageability without any signs of scalp irritation or dryness. Stability studies confirmed the product's consistency over one month at room temperature and elevated temperatures (35°C). The herbal hair dye not only provided natural colour coverage but also contributed to improved hair texture, reduced frizz, and dandruff control due to the synergistic effect of the herbal constituents. These findings suggest that the developed herbal formulation is a promising, eco-friendly alternative to chemical dyes, warranting further clinical evaluations for its long-term effectiveness and consumer acceptability.

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Hair Growth and Disorders
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