Design And Characterization of Novel Hair Serum

“The increasing demand for herbal and natural hair care products has driven research toward developing effective formulations with minimal side effects. This study focuses on the design and characterization of a novel polyherbal hair serum incorporating Tamanu oil, Chilotria, Onion extract, Black Seed oil, and Bhringraj extract—each known for their therapeutic properties related to hair health”. “The formulation aims to address issues such as hair fall, scalp dryness, thinning, and lack of luster by leveraging [1] the synergistic benefits of these bioactive ingredients. Physicochemical properties, pH stability, viscosity, and organoleptic characteristics were assessed to ensure the serum’s suitability for topical application’’. FTIR spectroscopy was employed to identify functional groups and confirm the presence of essential phytochemicals and lipid components. The spectrum revealed characteristic peaks corresponding to phenols, fatty acids, esters, and aromatic compounds, confirming the successful incorporation of the herbal components. The serum demonstrated good stability and promising potential as a natural alternative for hair nourishment and scalp care.