DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE
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aesthetic medicine- sensitive cells- eye fatigue- dryness - retinal damage- flexibility- soothing - revitalizing properties- reduce puffiness- anti-inflammatory -sustainable-biodegradable and eco -friendly
Abstract
In the field of cosmetic medicine, infraorbital dark circles are a frequent and complex problem that arise from a number of variables, including basic face architecture, alterations in soft tissue, and skin-related problems. For the specific anatomic changes present, a personalised care plan can be devised, and a range of therapy options are available. Blue light, a high energy short wavelength light that can damage your eyes, sensitive cells in the retina, and optic nerve cells behind the eyeball, is what happens when you spend too much time staring at a phone, laptop, or television Long-term exposure of screens can lead to retinal damage, dry eyes, and eye fatigue. Additionally, it may result in early macular degeneration, nearsightedness, and a lack of focus flexibility. In addition to prolonged binge watching and using computers and mobile devices, eye strain can also result from high-concentration activities like scientific research and microbiology, minute detailing work like fine arts, diamond cutting, and watch repair, or exposure to pollutants, fumes, and gases. Eye strain is also caused during frying and cooking in the kitchen or driving on polluted roads. Herbal eye patches are innovative skincare products designed to rejuvenate and refresh the delicate skin around the eyes. These patches typically consist of a blend of natural herbs, extracts, and other botanical ingredients known for their soothing and revitalizing properties. The herbal infusion offers a comprehensive approach to eye care by attempting to lessen puffiness, dark circles, and indicators of exhaustion. Herbs like licorice and solanum tuberosum together may have anti-inflammatory properties that help relieve inflamed skin and give the look of younger skin. A chilling feeling frequently follows the application of these patches, adding to the entire experience and promoting relaxation. Herbal eye patches are a popular choice for people who want to incorporate botanical elements into their skincare routine and are looking for a mild yet efficient way to address common eye-related issues. This is due to its natural formulation. The core objectives of this project encompass the development of an herbal eye patches, that integrates sustainable, biodegradable materials while infusing the mask with organic herbs renowned for their relaxation-inducing qualities. This eye mask is bio-degradable and also it is an eco-friendly .They emphasize the reduction of waste across the product's lifecycle, from its production to its eventual disposal. This article aims to develop an eye mask using potato peel and almond gums cooling effect and it has medicinal and cooling property in Ayurvedic treatment.
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| # | Name | Institute / Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Preethi.G | PSGR KRISHNAMMAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN |
| 2 | Agnis Monika.s | PSGR KRISHNAMMAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN |
| 3 | Logeswari.k | PSGR KRISHNAMMAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN |
| 4 | Jasirabanu.A | PSGR KRISHNAMMAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN |
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Preethi.G, Monika.s, Agnis, Logeswari.k, & Jasirabanu.A (2023). DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 9(6), 2197-2212.
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Preethi.G, et al. "DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 9, no. 6, 2023, pp. 2197-2212.
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Preethi.G, Agnis Monika.s, Logeswari.k, and Jasirabanu.A, "DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE," International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 9, no. 6, pp. 2197-2212, 2023.
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Preethi.G, Monika.s Agnis, Logeswari.k, Jasirabanu.A. DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education. 2023;9(6):2197-2212.
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Preethi.G, Monika.s, Agnis, Logeswari.k, & Jasirabanu.A (2023) 'DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE', International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 9(6), pp. 2197-2212.
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Preethi.G, et al. "DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 9, no. 6 (2023): 2197-2212.
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Preethi.G, et al. "DEVELOPMENT OF HERBAL EYE PATCHES USING LICORICE AND SOLANUM TUBEROSUM FOR REMOVING DARK CIRCLE." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 9, no. 6 (2023): 2197-2212.
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