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Formulation and Evaluation of Polyherbal Hair Removal Wax Powder Containing Barium Sulphide


Authors : Rashmi Namdev Arde; Sujal Bharat Sirsat; Krushna Vilas Bhagwat; Raj Sanjay Tungar; Supriya P. Alekar

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 5 - May


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26May1948

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Abstract : This study focuses on developing and evaluating a natural, herbal-based powder designed to help remove unwanted facial hair while also supporting overall skin health. The formulation includes ingredients such as turmeric, rice flour, sandalwood powder, orange peel powder, manjistha powder, Multani mitti (Fuller’s earth), and cocoa powder. These ingredients were carefully chosen because they are traditionally known to improve skin condition and may help reduce facial hair in a gentle way. During the preparation process, the proportions of each ingredient were adjusted to ensure the powder works effectively while remaining safe for use on the skin. The final product was then examined for its basic physical properties, including color, smell, and texture. In addition, the powder was tested to see how well it suits the skin and how effective it is in removing hair, based on observations and user feedback. The results showed that the formulation was successful and has good potential as a skincare product.

Keywords : Poly Herbal Wax Powder, Anatomy of Skin, Stages of Hair Growth, Skin-Friendly Wax, Herbal Cosmetics, Skin, Brightening, Exfoliating Agents, Herbal Skin Care, Herbal Formulation Evaluation.

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This study focuses on developing and evaluating a natural, herbal-based powder designed to help remove unwanted facial hair while also supporting overall skin health. The formulation includes ingredients such as turmeric, rice flour, sandalwood powder, orange peel powder, manjistha powder, Multani mitti (Fuller’s earth), and cocoa powder. These ingredients were carefully chosen because they are traditionally known to improve skin condition and may help reduce facial hair in a gentle way. During the preparation process, the proportions of each ingredient were adjusted to ensure the powder works effectively while remaining safe for use on the skin. The final product was then examined for its basic physical properties, including color, smell, and texture. In addition, the powder was tested to see how well it suits the skin and how effective it is in removing hair, based on observations and user feedback. The results showed that the formulation was successful and has good potential as a skincare product.

Keywords : Poly Herbal Wax Powder, Anatomy of Skin, Stages of Hair Growth, Skin-Friendly Wax, Herbal Cosmetics, Skin, Brightening, Exfoliating Agents, Herbal Skin Care, Herbal Formulation Evaluation.

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