Review on Scientific and Therapeutic Significance of Traditional Formulations in hair Cosmetics

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Yuvashree Sendhil Kumar, Kalpana Devi Mahalingam, Sangameswaran Balakrishnan, Saranya Ravi, Kugalur Ganesan Parthiban

Abstract

Background: Traditional hair care formulations, rooted in cultural heritage, utilize natural ingredients known for promoting hair health, growth, and protection. Remedies from regions like China, India, Egypt, and Africa are recognized for their effectiveness, safety, and environmental sustainability.



Introduction: This review explores the scientific and therapeutic significance of traditional hair care formulas, highlighting their potential in improving hair quality and meeting the rising demand for natural, eco-friendly cosmetics.


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Methods: A comprehensive analysis of literature on ingredients such as coconut oil, amla, henna, aloe vera, bhringraj, shea butter, and argan oil was conducted. Their benefits for scalp nourishment, hair strengthening, and protection against damage are discussed alongside challenges like standardization, intellectual property rights, and regulatory barriers.


Results: Studies show traditional formulations enhance hair texture, promote growth, and offer reduced irritation compared to synthetic alternatives. Their biodegradable nature and local sourcing support environmental sustainability.


Conclusions: Traditional hair care products provide an effective, sustainable, and culturally valuable option in modern cosmetology. Ensuring quality control, ethical sourcing, and scientific validation will be key to their broader acceptance and integration into global markets.

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