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Evaluates efficacy and safety of Kanaka Taila for anti-wrinkle and skin brightening in healthy individuals, indicating its potential as a natural therapy.
Background/Aim: The skin, as the largest organ of the human body, reflects overall health and vitality. Modern lifestyle factors such as pollution, excessive sun exposure, improper diet, lack of sleep, and stress contribute to premature aging and wrinkle formation. The use of cosmetics may further aggravate skin damage. Ayurveda advocates natural therapies for skin care. Kanaka Taila, a classical Ayurvedic formulation indicated for vali (wrinkles), is traditionally used to improve skin complexion. This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of topical application of Kanaka Taila in the management of wrinkles and enhancement of skin brightness. Materials and Methods: A total of 50 healthy individuals aged 16–45 years presenting with wrinkles and fine lines were enrolled in the study. Kanaka Taila was applied topically over a specified duration. Clinical assessment of wrinkles and skin brightness was carried out before and after the intervention. The outcomes were analyzed using appropriate statistical methods to determine significance. Results: The study demonstrated statistically significant improvement in the reduction of wrinkles and enhancement of skin brightness following the application of Kanaka Taila. Participants showed noticeable clinical improvement without any reported adverse effects. Conclusion: Kanaka Taila is a safe and effective Ayurvedic formulation for reducing wrinkles and improving skin tone. The findings support its use as a natural therapeutic option for skin rejuvenation and enhancement of complexion.
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