Author(s): Sajiya Anjum A Sheikh, Mayuri N Deshmukh, Vaibhav P Uplanchiwar, Vinod M Thakare and Nisha L Gaikwad

Abstract: The increasing demand for healthy skin has led to the development of antioxidant soaps that contain complex synthetic chemicals. Herbal cosmetics, also known as Ayurvedic cosmetics, are gaining popularity due to their perceived safety and potential benefits for skin health. Herbal soaps, formulated using natural plant-derived ingredients, are believed to offer a safer alternative for skincare, especially in today's polluted environment where UV rays can harm the skin. In this study, the researchers aimed to formulate and evaluate polyherbal soaps using a combination of Sandal Wood Powder, Turmeric, Aloe vera, Neem oil, Multani mitti, Coconut oil, Rose water, Essential oil, and assess their properties such as colour, odour, pH, foam retention, and foam height.

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