FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF HERBAL HAIR SERUM

Herbal extracts are known to provide microprotein supplements to nourish hair effectively, leading to healthier hair. Herbal cosmetics are gaining popularity in the personal care industry due to their absence of parabens and sulphates. The global herbal industry is thriving and is estimated to be worth over US$10 billion, with a steady annual growth rate of three to four percent. Europe stands as the largest region in both herbal product production and demand, followed closely by Asia. The herbal hair serum was successfully formulated and evaluated on trial and error basis. The produced herbal hair serum offers a variety of critical nutrients that are crucial for keeping healthy hair and scalp conditions, according to the research study and outcomes shown. It contains natural components that assist hair maintenance and development. The anti-oxidant properties of herbal components including orange peel powder, hibiscus powder, and vitamin E primarily function by halting the premature greying of hair. Castor oil, fenugreek, and flaxseeds are effective stimulators of hair growth. Hibiscus powder can be also employed as a colour agent in this case. In cosmetic formulations, the use of bioactive ingredients has a valuable impact on body characteristics and offers nutrients that are important for preserving good and beautiful hair. It can be inferred that prepared herbal hair serum has a beneficial effect on the mechanism of hair growth and increased consistency. Medicinal plants have been used for the treatment of hair diseases since antiquity because of fewer side effects and hypersensitivity reactions. It is time to dump the chemical-laden hair care products in favour of natural alternatives. The traditional system of medicine in India acclaims a number of herbal drugs for hair growth promotion. The best part is that herbal extracts will provide microprotein supplements to hair and provide enough nourishment, resulting in safe and sound hair.