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PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS
0SMANIA UNIVERSITY
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Introduction
Functions
Ideal properties
Formulation
Quality control
References
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A shampoo may be described as
a cosmetic preparation meant for
the washing of hair & scalp,
packaged in a form convenient for
use.
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¬ In
olden days soap cakes were
used for washing hair,but today
¬ Development of synthetic
detergents has revolutionized the
shampoo market.
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Cleansing the hair
Sweat residue
þ. Lather power
Ý. Removal of debris
4. Ease of rinsing
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5. Low level of irritation
6. Well preserved
7. Good stability
8. Economical
9. Fragrance
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Detergents / surfactants
Pacifying agents
Clarifying agents
Sequestering agents
Conditioning agents
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Thickening agents
Foam boosters
Activators
Preservatives
Special additives
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Foam & foam
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stability
Detergency and
cleansing action
Eye irritation
Oral toxicity
pH test
Skin irritation test
Viscosity
measurement
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¬ Place 5 grams of wool yarn in grease
in þ00ml of water containing 1 gram of
shampoo in a flask.
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¬ Instill 0.1 ml of test
substance in
conjuctival sac of one
eye of 9 albino
rabbits.
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¬ Soap based shampoos are more
effective in pH of 9.0-10.0.
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¬ A set of 6 rabbits is used for testing
each material.
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¬ These preparations are diluted before
use, hence a test concentration of 8-
10% is recommended.
Brookfield's viscometer
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