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Vol. 12, Issue 6 (2023)
An overview on GMP requirements for hair care products
Author(s):
Abdul Mannan, Dr. M Suresh Babu, Noor Us Sabah, Syeda Arshiya and Nida Juveriya
Abdul Mannan, Dr. M Suresh Babu, Noor Us Sabah, Syeda Arshiya and Nida Juveriya
Abstract:
Hair is a distinct feature of mammals that serves a variety of tasks. While hair may appear to be a simple structure, it is actually a complicated element of the anatomy whose biology is only partially understood. Hair develops from tiny follicles within the skin's complex microenvironment. A hair follicle issue occurs when the features of hair development deviate from the usually recognised norms for a certain population, whether specified by gender, age, race, and/or culture. Shampoo is typically used to clean the hair and scalp in an efficient but gentle manner. However, over time, shampoo has come to be seen as a cosmetic product that also serves to maintain the health and beauty of the hair by adding gloss and making it easier to manage. Conditioner, Gels, Spray, waxes, dyes, colours, bleaching, and many other products are also helpful.
Hair is a distinct feature of mammals that serves a variety of tasks. While hair may appear to be a simple structure, it is actually a complicated element of the anatomy whose biology is only partially understood. Hair develops from tiny follicles within the skin's complex microenvironment. A hair follicle issue occurs when the features of hair development deviate from the usually recognised norms for a certain population, whether specified by gender, age, race, and/or culture. Shampoo is typically used to clean the hair and scalp in an efficient but gentle manner. However, over time, shampoo has come to be seen as a cosmetic product that also serves to maintain the health and beauty of the hair by adding gloss and making it easier to manage. Conditioner, Gels, Spray, waxes, dyes, colours, bleaching, and many other products are also helpful.
In order to guarantee that goods are consistently manufactured and regulated to the quality standards relevant to their intended use and as required by the marketing authorisation, good manufacturing practises (GMPs), a subset of quality assurance, are used.
To ensure that cosmeceutical products meet the standards for safety, purity, integrity, quality, and composition, GMPs should be adhered to during the manufacturing, storage, packaging, handling, and distribution processes. This review article discusses the composition of hair, hair care recommendations, and certain specifications that product manufacturers must adhere to in order to produce items of the greatest quality.
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How to cite this article:
Abdul Mannan, Dr. M Suresh Babu, Noor Us Sabah, Syeda Arshiya, Nida Juveriya. An overview on GMP requirements for hair care products. Pharma Innovation 2023;12(6):3505-3522.
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- E-ISSN Number: 2277-7695
- P-ISSN Number: 2349-8242
- CODEN Code: PIHNBQ
- ZDB-Number: 2663038-2
- IC Journal ID: 7725
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