Publications

Abstract : Kajal is historically called kohl or surma and is used as an eye-catcher. A revolutionary technique and a novel are conceived of as the production of herbal kajal with medicinal plants for enhancement. The key benefits of these cosmetics items are greater patient conformity, water-resistant properties, durability and cost-efficient shaping curve. Two medicinal plants with the help of viz. The aim of Rosa rubiginosa and Triphala for the production of herbal kajal was to evaluate their potential for sustained ocular delivery. Standardized herbs were performed using specific physiochemical parameters to determine the values within the specified limits. The herbal kajal has been evaluated in relation to reference products based on selected criteria with its anti-microbial ability.