xyloglucan substances extracted from seeds of T. indica used for skin damage from
UV radiation. Hence, extracts from T. indica are used for preparation of skin care
products such as moisturizers, face masks, skin rashes, anti-aging night creams,
ointments, sunscreens, soaps, body lotions facemasks, facial toners and lip balms
(Al-Fatimi et al. 2007; Attah et al. 2015; Escalona-Arranz et al. 2010; Havinga et al.
2010; Kuru 2014; Luzia and Jorge 2011; Mesfin et al. 2012; Naik et al. 2017;
Strickland et al. 2004).
Tripogandra serrulata (vahl) Handlos.
T. serruulata extracts are prepared from various parts of the plant; it is native of
Caribbean and Southern American countries. These extracts are traditional medicine used for kidney disorders, uterus cleaning, treating traumas, wounds, and
oviducts. Moreover, leaves are used to treat hair growth and hair loss treatment. For
these reasons, plant extracts are used for the preparation of hair care products.
Despite, the shortage of comprehensive data on the phytochemical information
about the plant extracts (Caballero-George and Gupta 2011; De Filipps et al. 2017;
Funasaki et al. 2016; May 1982; Pereira and Bartolo 2016; Valadeau et al. 2010;
Sedoc 1992; Venugopalan et al. 2011).
Fig. 19.6 The candle bush
Senna alata (L.) Roxb.
(Fabaceae)
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UV radiation. Hence, extracts from T. indica are used for preparation of skin care
products such as moisturizers, face masks, skin rashes, anti-aging night creams,
ointments, sunscreens, soaps, body lotions facemasks, facial toners and lip balms
(Al-Fatimi et al. 2007; Attah et al. 2015; Escalona-Arranz et al. 2010; Havinga et al.
2010; Kuru 2014; Luzia and Jorge 2011; Mesfin et al. 2012; Naik et al. 2017;
Strickland et al. 2004).
Tripogandra serrulata (vahl) Handlos.
T. serruulata extracts are prepared from various parts of the plant; it is native of
Caribbean and Southern American countries. These extracts are traditional medicine used for kidney disorders, uterus cleaning, treating traumas, wounds, and
oviducts. Moreover, leaves are used to treat hair growth and hair loss treatment. For
these reasons, plant extracts are used for the preparation of hair care products.
Despite, the shortage of comprehensive data on the phytochemical information
about the plant extracts (Caballero-George and Gupta 2011; De Filipps et al. 2017;
Funasaki et al. 2016; May 1982; Pereira and Bartolo 2016; Valadeau et al. 2010;
Sedoc 1992; Venugopalan et al. 2011).
Fig. 19.6 The candle bush
Senna alata (L.) Roxb.
(Fabaceae)
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