A review on recent scenario of herbal cosmetics

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作者
Vaidya, Sunita N. [1 ]
Agrawal, Surendra [1 ]
Telrandhe, Umesh B. [1 ]
Pimpale, Awdhut [1 ]
机构
[1] Datta Meghe Inst Higher Educ & Res DU, Datta Meghe Coll Pharm, Dept Pharamaceut, Wardha 442002, Maharashtra, India
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关键词
Herbal cosmetics; Beauty products; Labeling; Hypoallergenic; Antiageing; L;
D O I
10.54085/ap.2023.12.1.17
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R9 [药学];
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1007 ;
摘要
Humans have utilized herbs for a number of purposes, such as food, medication and cosmetics. Cosmetic is a translation of the word "kosm tikos" in Greek, which signifies having the ability to plan and decorate. Cosmetics are a group of cosmetics and health products utilized to improve and may alter someone's appearance and additionally care for the body and face parts. In almost every civilization on earth, cosmetics have such a tradition that spans more than 7,000 years. It is clear that the beauty business has done an amazing job at influencing our minds' perceptions. India now counts among the developing nations that has the fastest-growing cosmetic industries with each passing year. The Indian cosmetics industry registered revenues of more than 350 billion rupees in 2009, despite the global economic downturn. Soaps, creams, and sunscreens are a few of the common cosmetics. Despite the fact that a sizable portion of the world's population views cosmetics as a boon, cosmetics do carry some danger and toxicity. Some of the most recent trends in cosmetics include releases based on biological stimuli, Circular Economy, and in vitro modeling for cosmetics. The category of cosmetics known as "hypoallergenic" can be characterized as those that, when compared to other cosmetic formulas, tend to cause fewer allergic reactions. FDA was affirmed by the court despite claims from the two companies that it lacked the authority to impose the regulation. Subsequently, the United States Court of Appeals ruled that cosmetic businesses may continue to use the phrase "hypoallergenic" on their labels. Those with sensitive skin and hair may have fewer severe allergic reactions thanks to the labeling process. It is clear that cosmetics play a significant part in daily life and are utilized by people of all sexes, resulting in a rise in cosmetic usage.
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