JPSR 11061912
JPSR 11061912
JPSR 11061912
a. Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Sandip Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nasik, Maharashtra, India.
b. Department of Pharmacology, Sandip Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nasik, Maharashtra, India.
c. Department of Pharmacognosy, Sandip Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nasik, Maharashtra, India.
Abstract
Objective: The objective of this research was to formulate and evaluate two layered soap containing orange peel extract.
Methods: The current work emphasizes to the advancement of the technique required for the extraction of orange oil from
orange peel. The orange oil and the remaining parts of cake as peel powder are additionally utilized further in formulation of
soap. Further the prepared soaps were evaluated for skin irritation test, user satisfaction test, the improvement of skin colour
level and efficacy test using mexameter®
Results: The result of the present work highlighted that the sweet orange peels are extraordinary source of orange oil.
Evaluation studies showed that none of the volunteers developed skin irritation during the test period. The volunteers were
satisfied at high level with the texture and at medium level with the odour of orange peel soap. Furthermore the absorbable,
scrubbing and moisturized feeling of peel soap was at high level. The results indicated that orange peel soap had effect on
the improvement of skin colour (different level = 1.15±0.93) more than soap base (different level = 0.70±0.64). The skin
melanin content after one month use of soap base was reduced from 182±1.7 to 162.4±1.7 (10.77%), while orange peel soap
using was reduced melanin content from 172±0.9 to 142.2±0.8 (17.33%).
Conclusion: It is concluded the use of orange oil as anti-aging, whitening and flavouring agent in one layer of soap and
further use of remains of peel cake as scrubbing agent in second layer of soap are the most suitable for production of two
layered soap which provided potential benefits for skin from an economic point of view.
Keywords: Orange peel extract, two layered soap, orange oil, flavouring, whitening
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MATERIALS AND METHODS satisfaction was tested by using 5-point Likert scale
Plant material: questionnaire. The satisfaction scores were calculated as
Orange peel (Citrus sinesis L.) was the waste derived from class intervals to classify 5 levels of satisfaction: Very
process of orange juice. It was collected from fruit juice high (score 4.26-5.10), high (score 3.46-4.25), medium
shop during Jan-Feb. 2018. (score 2.66-3.45), low (score 1.86-2.65) and very low
(score 1.05-1.85).
Orange peel extraction: The improvement of skin colour level:
Orange peel was cut into small pieces and dried in direct Before using soap and after 1 month of application, the
sunlight until completely dry. Dried orange peels were skin colour level of every volunteer was measured by
coarsely grinded. Enough ethanol (95%) in the ratio of 1:3 comparing with skin colour bar (customized from von
was added to completely cover the orange peels and Luschan’s chromatic scale)
vigorously shaken the jar for several minutes and left it for Efficacy test using Mexameter®:
few days and filtered through Whatman®No.1.Alcohol The measure of pigment melanin in skin was estimated
was evaporated under pressure by rotary evaporator to before utilizing soap and after one month of utilization by
leave orange oil behind. The dried cake obtained is further Mexameter®. The device dependent absorption and
used as scrubbing agent in one of the layer of soap. An reflection of 3 particular wavelengths (green: λ = 565 nm,
average yield of 7.4 ml oil was collected from 1kg of red: λ = 665 nm, infrared: λ = 875 nm). As the amount of
orange peel. The oil was kept in refrigerator for later on radiated light is characterized, the amount of light
use. absorbed by the skin can be figured as the measure of
melanin pigment.
Formulation of two layered soap containing orange
peel extract: RESULT & DISCUSSION
Irritation test:
Table 1: The composition of soap base & soap Before new skin care products and ingredients are
containing orange peel extract introduced into the market, the testing for potential
S. Soap Orange adverse skin effects (irritation and allergy) is essential.
Ingredient This dermatological test for irritation impact on human
No. base peel soap
Transparent Melt and Pour was performed to guarantee safety of consumer. The result
1 50g 50 g was found that all test materials (soap base, orange peel
Soap Base
Ultra White Melt and Pour soap, extracted orange oil, and orange Peel Powder) did
2 50g 50 g not induce skin irritation under the test condition. In
Soap Base
3 Orange Peel Powder - 5g addition, none of the volunteers developed irritation
4 Extracted orange oil - 2g during the test period. It can be figured that the two soaps
were not prone to initiate skin irritation under ordinary
For the first layer, 50 g of Ultra White Melt and Pour Soap condition of use.
Base was melted together. 5 g powder of dried orange peel User satisfaction test:
cake was added to it and mixed. The mixture was poured Twenty volunteers were approached to answer the survey
into the mold. For the second layer, 50 g of transparent to assess their satisfaction on the both soaps after utilized.
melt and soap base was melted. 2g of extracted orange oil The satisfaction of volunteers was estimated by 5-point
was added to it. The first layer was sprayed with alcohol in Likert scale. The volunteers were satisfied at high level
order to adhere the second layer to it. The second layer with the texture of orange peel soap whereas the odour of
was poured over the first layer into the mold. After the orange peel soap was at medium level satisfaction. In any
soap was cooled down, the mold was turned over and it case, their general inclination on orange peel soap was at
was popped out. For soap base preparation, similar method high level. For feeling amid utilize, the volunteers were
was adopted excluding the addition of orange peel powder fulfilled spread ability of orange peel soap at very high
and extracted orange oil. level. Furthermore, they were fulfilled the absorbable,
Skin irritation test: scrubbing and moisturized feeling of peel soap at high
Closed patch test was performed to assess the skin level. In summary, the volunteers were fulfilled orange
irritation. The test materials (extracted orange oil, orange peel soap at high level. Likewise, there were no changes in
peel powder and orange peel soap) were put with an appearance of orange peel soap during 1 month tested.
adequate amount on every aluminium disk and occluded The improvement of skin colour level:
on the back of volunteers. The patches were opened after Skin colour improvement was measured using skin colour
24 hours and observed for any indications of skin bar (customized from Von Luschan’s Chromatic scale)
irritation. before and after one month of soap application. The scores
User satisfaction test: were calculated by the skin colour level improvement. The
Using randomized controlled trial, orange peel extract results were indicated that orange peel soap had effect on
containing soap was tested by 20 volunteers for their the improvement of skin colour (different level =
satisfaction compared with soap base. For 1 month, 1.15±0.93) more than soap base (different level =
volunteers were asked to apply soap base on left leg and 0.70±0.64). In conclusion, orange peel soap had more
orange peel soap on right leg twice daily. The volunteer’s whitening effect than soap base and most volunteers
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