Authors :
Sangale Sarita L; Bhangale Charushila J; Sangale Sarita L; Bhangale charushila J
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 3 - March
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7776694
Abstract :
Kohl is a revolutionary technique and a novel are
conceived of as the production of Kohl herbal kajal with
medicinal plants for enhancement. The key benefits of these
Cosmetics items are greater patient conformity, waterresistant properties, durability and cost-efficient shaping
Curve. Revealed the values were within the prescribed
limits by standardization of the herbs was performed based
on different physiochemical parameters. On the basis of
selected parameters and its anti-microbial potential was
compare with comparator products the herbal kajal was
evaluated. Kohl’s have been used since antiquity in various
civilizations of the world, and dates back to the Bronze Age.
It is chiefly used by the females of South Asia, Middle East
and Africa. It is known as “qwalli” in West Africa and
“surma”, “kajal”, or “kaadige” in South Asia. The concerns
are even more grave since kohl finds greater acceptability
in women and infant population. Herbal kohl was
formulated and scientific intent was used for selection of
ingredients. The herbal kohl formulated showed
antimicrobial activity, the major concern of the study
Keywords :
Kohl, Kajal, Surma, Herbal Kohl.
Kohl is a revolutionary technique and a novel are
conceived of as the production of Kohl herbal kajal with
medicinal plants for enhancement. The key benefits of these
Cosmetics items are greater patient conformity, waterresistant properties, durability and cost-efficient shaping
Curve. Revealed the values were within the prescribed
limits by standardization of the herbs was performed based
on different physiochemical parameters. On the basis of
selected parameters and its anti-microbial potential was
compare with comparator products the herbal kajal was
evaluated. Kohl’s have been used since antiquity in various
civilizations of the world, and dates back to the Bronze Age.
It is chiefly used by the females of South Asia, Middle East
and Africa. It is known as “qwalli” in West Africa and
“surma”, “kajal”, or “kaadige” in South Asia. The concerns
are even more grave since kohl finds greater acceptability
in women and infant population. Herbal kohl was
formulated and scientific intent was used for selection of
ingredients. The herbal kohl formulated showed
antimicrobial activity, the major concern of the study
Keywords :
Kohl, Kajal, Surma, Herbal Kohl.
