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February 2, 20260 citationsOpen Access

A Review on Anti-Acne Herbal Serum

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NMNithyapriya Karuppusamy1*, Sutha Ponnusamy2, Sangameswaran Balakirshana3, Arunkumar K.4, Aswini R. C.5, Athithevan E.6, Ayesha M.7

Key Points

  • The aim is to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of herbal serums compared to synthetic options in skincare.
  • Review of existing literature on herbal and synthetic cosmetic formulations
  • Comparison of herbal ingredients and their benefits
  • Analysis of consumer preferences for herbal skincare products
  • Herbal serums are safer with fewer adverse reactions compared to synthetic serums.
  • They demonstrate effective hydration and skin protection due to their rich composition of active ingredients.
  • Consumer demand for herbal skincare products is increasing significantly.

Abstract

Nowadays, it is widely acknowledged that herbal formulations are safer and more effective than synthetic ones. It raises the demand for herbal formulations worldwide. Preserving and safeguarding a person's appearance is the main goal of herbal cosmetics. Face serum can quickly penetrate the layers of skin. Herbal face serum is becoming more and more popular among consumers looking for skincare products that are both efficient and environmentally friendly. Serums have a rich, non-greasy composition, a high concentration of active ingredients, quick absorption, and the capacity to penetrate the skin's deeper layers. Since its popularity as a natural skincare treatment is growing. extracts from plants, These serums are made with plant extracts, essential oils, and bioactive ingredients to hydrate, revitalize, and protect the skin. Because they use fewer artificial chemicals than conventional serums, herbal alternatives reduce the risk of discomfort and adverse reactions. Herbal cosmetics are widely used and highly essential in today's world.

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Nithyapriya Karuppusamy1*, Sutha Ponnusamy2, Sangameswaran Balakirshana3, Arunkumar K.4, Aswini R. C.5, Athithevan E.6, Ayesha M.7 (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980ff49c1c9540dea8122a2https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18427075
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