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Hair problems such as dandruff, hair loss, scalp infections, are common problems in people of all age groups. Herbal formulations are becoming popular due to their safety, efficacy and less side effects than synthetic products. Also, the growing consumer awareness regarding the harmful effects of synthetic hair care products, is a major factor driving the demand for plant based alternatives in hair care. These concer often include fears of scalp irritation, hair damage and potential long-term health risks linked to ingredients like sulfates, parabens and artificial fragrances commonly found in conventional hair products.This shift in consumer preference underscores the need for safer, more biocompatible options that require advantage of nature to promote hair health. The serum was prepared using extracts of Rosmarinus officinalis, Murraya koenigii and Vitis vinifera. These herbal ingredients are traditionally used to boost hair growth, reduce dandruff and strengthen hair follicles. The study concludes that the herbal hair serum can be a safe and effective alternative to the synthetic hair care products. [1]
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