Formulation and Evaluation of Herbal Hair Conditioner

Hair conditioner is one of the cosmetics which is widely used in daily life. Hair is an imperative part of the human body which protects scalp. Hair conditioner is hair care product, which is applied to the hair and hair tips after shampoo in order to condition the hair and then it is rinsed out. It is used to make the hair shiny and smooth. Increases the luster of hair. Mainly prevents hair breakage, reduces split ends and improves manageability. Its main purpose is to reduce friction between hairs, making brushing and combing easier. Fenugreek, hibiscus flowers and curry leaves are used as the main ingredients in herbal conditioners. The pH of formulated conditioner was in the standard range. This leads to the partial covering of the damaged areas appearing in the outermost region of capillary fibers, which enables the decrease of the friction between fibers, improving their manageability and hydration. The results of its rheogram showed good thixotropy property. High foam production and stability were observed; this may be due to the existence of saponin in fenugreek extract. Phytochemical screening was performed. It is also evaluated for eye irritation test, skin sensitization test, dirt dispersion test, On the basis of wettability and conditioning result, it can be concluded that the formulated conditioner has a good quality of introducing it to the market. Mucilage if they’re utilised to strengthen and smooth hair. A succulent plant with an active component is aloe vera. And elements that help hair grow stronger. Dermatologists many a times encounter questions from patients and even colleagues asking about how to keep their hair looking clean, healthy and beautiful. Therefore, familiarity and a basic knowledge of the available hair care products will help them to guide their patients properly. A shampoo not only provides the cleaning of the scalp skin and hair as its primary function, but in addition also serves to condition and beautify hair and acts as an adjunct in the management of various scalp disorders.