Formulation and Evaluation of Activated Charcoal Face Pack

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Main Author: Garule Shivraj A, Dr.Abhijit Shete Sir, Dr.Megha T. Salve
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author Garule Shivraj A, Dr.Abhijit Shete Sir, Dr.Megha T. Salve
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contents <p>The increasing demand for natural and effective skincare solutions has led to the exploration of herbal<br>formulations in cosmetic products. This study focuses on the formulation and evaluation of an activated<br>charcoal face pack, aiming to harness its renowned adsorptive properties for skin purification. Activated<br>charcoal is known for its ability to remove impurities, toxins, and excess oil from the skin, making it a<br>valuable ingredient in facial treatments.<br>The face pack was formulated using a combination of natural ingredients, including activated charcoal,<br>aloe vera extract, tea tree oil, and suitable excipients to ensure optimal consistency and stability. The<br>formulation process involved meticulous mixing and homogenization to achieve a uniform product. The<br>prepared face pack underwent comprehensive evaluation based on parameters such as pH, spreadability,<br>drying time, peelability, and efficacy in cleansing and improving skin texture.<br>Results indicated that the activated charcoal face pack effectively removed skin impurities, controlled oil<br>secretion, and enhanced skin radiance without causing irritation. The incorporation of aloe vera and tea<br>tree oil contributed to the moisturizing and antimicrobial properties of the formulation, offering additional<br>benefits for acne-prone skin.<br>In conclusion, the formulated activated charcoal face pack demonstrated significant potential as a natural,<br>safe, and effective skincare product. Its ease of application, combined with its cleansing and rejuvenating<br>properties, makes it a promising addition to the realm of herbal cosmetic formulations. </p>
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spellingShingle Formulation and Evaluation of Activated Charcoal Face Pack
Garule Shivraj A, Dr.Abhijit Shete Sir, Dr.Megha T. Salve
<p>The increasing demand for natural and effective skincare solutions has led to the exploration of herbal<br>formulations in cosmetic products. This study focuses on the formulation and evaluation of an activated<br>charcoal face pack, aiming to harness its renowned adsorptive properties for skin purification. Activated<br>charcoal is known for its ability to remove impurities, toxins, and excess oil from the skin, making it a<br>valuable ingredient in facial treatments.<br>The face pack was formulated using a combination of natural ingredients, including activated charcoal,<br>aloe vera extract, tea tree oil, and suitable excipients to ensure optimal consistency and stability. The<br>formulation process involved meticulous mixing and homogenization to achieve a uniform product. The<br>prepared face pack underwent comprehensive evaluation based on parameters such as pH, spreadability,<br>drying time, peelability, and efficacy in cleansing and improving skin texture.<br>Results indicated that the activated charcoal face pack effectively removed skin impurities, controlled oil<br>secretion, and enhanced skin radiance without causing irritation. The incorporation of aloe vera and tea<br>tree oil contributed to the moisturizing and antimicrobial properties of the formulation, offering additional<br>benefits for acne-prone skin.<br>In conclusion, the formulated activated charcoal face pack demonstrated significant potential as a natural,<br>safe, and effective skincare product. Its ease of application, combined with its cleansing and rejuvenating<br>properties, makes it a promising addition to the realm of herbal cosmetic formulations. </p>
title Formulation and Evaluation of Activated Charcoal Face Pack
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15618302