Seminar On
Formulation & Evaluation Of herbal peel off mask gel
Presented By
Rani Konde
M. Pharm [pharmacognosy]
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AMRAVATI
Peel-off facial masks gel are known for their unique characteristics inherent to the use of film-forming
polymers that, after complete drying, create a very cohesive plastic layer allowing for the manual removal of
the product without leaving any residue. In addition, the firming action of these formulations leads to a
sensation of clean skin. Moreover, it also provides slight moisturizing action and enhances the effect of the
active compounds on the epithelium, especially as a result of the occlusive effect caused by the plastic
polymeric layer Peel-off masks work by penetrating deep into your pores and gently removing the dead cells
in the outermost layer of your skin, along with any impurities sitting over it. Removing dirt, bacteria, debris,
and overall impurity is essential to have balanced, toned, healthier skin. This is where peel-off masks shine.
INTRODUCTION
Ideal properties of peel off mask
 It should be non toxic and non irritant.
 Smooth and easy to apply.
 They should be physically and chemically inert.
 They should have long lasting property.
 After applying it should be peel of within 20 min.
 They should have ability to treat skin infection.
Advantages of peel off mask
1 suitable for all type of skin.
2 It repairs and rejuvenate skin tone, give healthy hydrate glow to skin.
3 Peel of mask penetrate into skin deep into pore and remove cell debris.
4 Easy to apply.
5 It reduce the open pores and visibility of fine line and wrinkles.
A peel off mask is the easiest way to make your skin look youngers and fresher.
Peel-off masks work by penetrating deep into your pores and gently removing the
dead cells in the outermost layer of your skin, along with any impurities sitting over
it.
Removing dirt, bacteria, debris, and overall impurity is essential to have balanced,
toned, healthier skin.
A good peel of mask can help us with large and open pores it can also help delay on
set off wrinkles and work in reducing the appearance of the once that already exists
BENIFIT
Lavender essential oil
Biological source
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is a shrub of the family
Lamiaceae,
Chemical constituent :
linalool, linalyl acetate, 1,8-cineole, β-ocimene, terpinen-4-ol,
and camphor
Uses :
Lavender oil promotes smooth and clear skin as it has
antimicrobial, antiseptic, and astringent properties. The
fragrance of the essential oil of lavender promotes relaxation
with its anti-irritating and calming properties that further help
soothe the skin.
Fig no 1 -lavender oil
Commonly used herb in skin care cosmetic
Orange peel
Scientific name: Citrus reticulate.
Synonym: Sweet orange.
Family: Rutaceae.
Chemical constitute: Limonene (90%), Citral (4%), Vitamin C, Pectin,
Hesperidine, Aurantimarin
Aurantimaric acid, Octanol (39%), Decanal (42%), Monoterpene (91%)
& contains no less than 2.5% volatile oil.
Uses:
1) Lighten and brighten skin.
2)Cells build up around the pores enhancers the shadows and make the
pores appear larger.
Fig no. 2-orange peel
Sandalwood
Scientific name: genus santalum
Synonym: Sandal, Indian sandalwood oil.
Family: Santalaceae.
Chemical constitute: 90% Sesquiterpenic alcohols of
which 50-60% is the tricyclic alpha-santalol,
betasantalol comprises 20-25%.
Uses:
1) Anti-tanning property.
2)Anti-aging property.
Fig no.3 -sandalwood
Multani mitti
Scientific name: Fuller’s Earth.
Synonym: Multani mitti.
Chemical constitute: Silica, iron oxide, lime,
magnesia and water.
Uses:
Fight acene and pimples.
Removes excess sebum and oil, deep cleanses skin
removing dirt, sweat and impurities
Fig no.4- Multani mitti
PVA was dispersed in 80% of the distilled water in water bath (mixture 1)
PEG 400 was dissolved in water(mixture 2).
Methyl paraben and disodium EDTA was dispersed into propylene
glycol and glycerine then stirred into homogenous added (mix-3) .
Propyl paraben and citric acid were dispersed into the citronella oil and
sandalwood, Multani mitti, orange peel (mix -4)
Then add mixture 3 into mixture 2 homogenously and added again into mixture1 .
lastly added some fragrance into mixture 1 and poured with mixture 4
homogenously until peel of mask formed
PROCEDURE
INGREDINTS CATEGORY
Citronella oil Antimicrobial
Polyvinyl alcohol Film forming
Propylene glycol plasticizer
Tragacanth gum Gelling agent
Glycerol Humectant
Orange peel Antioxidant
sandalwood Antiaging
Multani mitti Fight acne pimple
Sodium lauryl sulphate Surfactant
Methyl paraben Preservative
Propyl paraben preservative
Lavender oil Rejuvenate the skin
Citric acid Antioxidants
Water Base
INGREDIENT QUANTITY
Citronella oil 1ml
Polyvinyl alcohol 8ml
Propylene glycol 2ml
Tragacanth gum 2gm
Glycerol 4ml
Orange peel 2gm
Sandalwood 2.5gm
Multani mitti 2.5gm
Methyl paraben 0.2gm
Propyl paraben 0.02gm
Lavender oil 1ml
Citric acid 0.1ml
Triethanolamine 1ml
Water 100ml
Formulation
colour
• The colour of
the formulation
was checked out
against white
background .
odour
• The odour of
the gels was
checked by
mixing the gel
in water and
taking the smell.
consistancy
• The consistency
was checked by
applying on
skin. Greasiness
- The greasiness
was assessed by
the application
on the skin .
EVALUATION PARAMETER OF PEEL OFF MASK GEL
Washability test
• Formulations were
applied on the skin
and then ease and
extent of washing
with water were
checked manually.
ph test
• The pH of formulation
was determined using
digital pH meter. One
gram of gel was
dissolved in 100 ml of
water and stored for
two hours. Then
measure pH of
formulation
Spreadibility test
• excess of sample gel
was applied in
between two glass
slides and was
compressed to
uniform thickness by
placing 50 gm. of
weight in pan. The
time required to
separate two slides,
i.e. time in which
upper glass slide
moves over lower
plate was taken as a
measure of
Spreadability
Peel off test
• The formulation
film of 4x4mm
was spread on
backside of the
hands skin.
Leave it for 15-
20 minutes to
dry properly.
After 15-20
minutes, peel off
the dry film from
the skin surface.
Folding
endurance test
• The formulation
film was applied
onto the skin.
After drying, a
portion of film
(3x3cm) was cut
and folded it at
the same place
until it was
broken
viscosity
• Formulation of
viscosity check
by using Brook
field viscometer
Marketed product of peel off mask gel
1. Design and Formulation and Optimization of peel oof Face Mask Gel for the treatment of
Rosacea. R. Shamly , H. Nasrin journal of pharmaceutical research science and
technology( 2022) volume 6
2. Maghray GM , Barry BW , William AC , Liposome and skin : From drug delivery to model
membrane ,Europian journal pharmaceutical science , 34 (4) 2008, 203-222
3. Noble WC , The skin microflora and microbial skin disease , university of Cambrdige ,
Cambridge
4. Sherwood L , Human physiology . From cells to system 6, thomoson Book, Stamford , 2007
5. Marks JG , Miller J . 4th
ed . Elseviar ; 2006 . Loolingbill and Marks ,Principle of dermatology ,
isbn no 1460318855 [ GOOGLE SCHOLER]
REFERENCES
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Formulation and Evaluation of herbal peel off mask gel

  • 1.
    Seminar On Formulation &Evaluation Of herbal peel off mask gel Presented By Rani Konde M. Pharm [pharmacognosy] GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AMRAVATI
  • 2.
    Peel-off facial masksgel are known for their unique characteristics inherent to the use of film-forming polymers that, after complete drying, create a very cohesive plastic layer allowing for the manual removal of the product without leaving any residue. In addition, the firming action of these formulations leads to a sensation of clean skin. Moreover, it also provides slight moisturizing action and enhances the effect of the active compounds on the epithelium, especially as a result of the occlusive effect caused by the plastic polymeric layer Peel-off masks work by penetrating deep into your pores and gently removing the dead cells in the outermost layer of your skin, along with any impurities sitting over it. Removing dirt, bacteria, debris, and overall impurity is essential to have balanced, toned, healthier skin. This is where peel-off masks shine. INTRODUCTION
  • 3.
    Ideal properties ofpeel off mask  It should be non toxic and non irritant.  Smooth and easy to apply.  They should be physically and chemically inert.  They should have long lasting property.  After applying it should be peel of within 20 min.  They should have ability to treat skin infection.
  • 4.
    Advantages of peeloff mask 1 suitable for all type of skin. 2 It repairs and rejuvenate skin tone, give healthy hydrate glow to skin. 3 Peel of mask penetrate into skin deep into pore and remove cell debris. 4 Easy to apply. 5 It reduce the open pores and visibility of fine line and wrinkles.
  • 5.
    A peel offmask is the easiest way to make your skin look youngers and fresher. Peel-off masks work by penetrating deep into your pores and gently removing the dead cells in the outermost layer of your skin, along with any impurities sitting over it. Removing dirt, bacteria, debris, and overall impurity is essential to have balanced, toned, healthier skin. A good peel of mask can help us with large and open pores it can also help delay on set off wrinkles and work in reducing the appearance of the once that already exists BENIFIT
  • 6.
    Lavender essential oil Biologicalsource Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is a shrub of the family Lamiaceae, Chemical constituent : linalool, linalyl acetate, 1,8-cineole, β-ocimene, terpinen-4-ol, and camphor Uses : Lavender oil promotes smooth and clear skin as it has antimicrobial, antiseptic, and astringent properties. The fragrance of the essential oil of lavender promotes relaxation with its anti-irritating and calming properties that further help soothe the skin. Fig no 1 -lavender oil Commonly used herb in skin care cosmetic
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    Orange peel Scientific name:Citrus reticulate. Synonym: Sweet orange. Family: Rutaceae. Chemical constitute: Limonene (90%), Citral (4%), Vitamin C, Pectin, Hesperidine, Aurantimarin Aurantimaric acid, Octanol (39%), Decanal (42%), Monoterpene (91%) & contains no less than 2.5% volatile oil. Uses: 1) Lighten and brighten skin. 2)Cells build up around the pores enhancers the shadows and make the pores appear larger. Fig no. 2-orange peel
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    Sandalwood Scientific name: genussantalum Synonym: Sandal, Indian sandalwood oil. Family: Santalaceae. Chemical constitute: 90% Sesquiterpenic alcohols of which 50-60% is the tricyclic alpha-santalol, betasantalol comprises 20-25%. Uses: 1) Anti-tanning property. 2)Anti-aging property. Fig no.3 -sandalwood
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    Multani mitti Scientific name:Fuller’s Earth. Synonym: Multani mitti. Chemical constitute: Silica, iron oxide, lime, magnesia and water. Uses: Fight acene and pimples. Removes excess sebum and oil, deep cleanses skin removing dirt, sweat and impurities Fig no.4- Multani mitti
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    PVA was dispersedin 80% of the distilled water in water bath (mixture 1) PEG 400 was dissolved in water(mixture 2). Methyl paraben and disodium EDTA was dispersed into propylene glycol and glycerine then stirred into homogenous added (mix-3) . Propyl paraben and citric acid were dispersed into the citronella oil and sandalwood, Multani mitti, orange peel (mix -4) Then add mixture 3 into mixture 2 homogenously and added again into mixture1 . lastly added some fragrance into mixture 1 and poured with mixture 4 homogenously until peel of mask formed PROCEDURE
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    INGREDINTS CATEGORY Citronella oilAntimicrobial Polyvinyl alcohol Film forming Propylene glycol plasticizer Tragacanth gum Gelling agent Glycerol Humectant Orange peel Antioxidant sandalwood Antiaging Multani mitti Fight acne pimple Sodium lauryl sulphate Surfactant Methyl paraben Preservative Propyl paraben preservative Lavender oil Rejuvenate the skin Citric acid Antioxidants Water Base
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    INGREDIENT QUANTITY Citronella oil1ml Polyvinyl alcohol 8ml Propylene glycol 2ml Tragacanth gum 2gm Glycerol 4ml Orange peel 2gm Sandalwood 2.5gm Multani mitti 2.5gm Methyl paraben 0.2gm Propyl paraben 0.02gm Lavender oil 1ml Citric acid 0.1ml Triethanolamine 1ml Water 100ml Formulation
  • 13.
    colour • The colourof the formulation was checked out against white background . odour • The odour of the gels was checked by mixing the gel in water and taking the smell. consistancy • The consistency was checked by applying on skin. Greasiness - The greasiness was assessed by the application on the skin . EVALUATION PARAMETER OF PEEL OFF MASK GEL
  • 14.
    Washability test • Formulationswere applied on the skin and then ease and extent of washing with water were checked manually. ph test • The pH of formulation was determined using digital pH meter. One gram of gel was dissolved in 100 ml of water and stored for two hours. Then measure pH of formulation Spreadibility test • excess of sample gel was applied in between two glass slides and was compressed to uniform thickness by placing 50 gm. of weight in pan. The time required to separate two slides, i.e. time in which upper glass slide moves over lower plate was taken as a measure of Spreadability
  • 15.
    Peel off test •The formulation film of 4x4mm was spread on backside of the hands skin. Leave it for 15- 20 minutes to dry properly. After 15-20 minutes, peel off the dry film from the skin surface. Folding endurance test • The formulation film was applied onto the skin. After drying, a portion of film (3x3cm) was cut and folded it at the same place until it was broken viscosity • Formulation of viscosity check by using Brook field viscometer
  • 16.
    Marketed product ofpeel off mask gel
  • 17.
    1. Design andFormulation and Optimization of peel oof Face Mask Gel for the treatment of Rosacea. R. Shamly , H. Nasrin journal of pharmaceutical research science and technology( 2022) volume 6 2. Maghray GM , Barry BW , William AC , Liposome and skin : From drug delivery to model membrane ,Europian journal pharmaceutical science , 34 (4) 2008, 203-222 3. Noble WC , The skin microflora and microbial skin disease , university of Cambrdige , Cambridge 4. Sherwood L , Human physiology . From cells to system 6, thomoson Book, Stamford , 2007 5. Marks JG , Miller J . 4th ed . Elseviar ; 2006 . Loolingbill and Marks ,Principle of dermatology , isbn no 1460318855 [ GOOGLE SCHOLER] REFERENCES
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