SYNTHESISAND MODIFICATION OF RICE BRAN FATTYACID FOR UTILIZATION IN COSMETICS

Authors

  • PAYAL S. CHOUDHARI Department of oils, fats & Surfactants Technology,RTM Nagpur University,Laxminarayan Institute of Technology,Nagpur-440033,India.
  • Dr. V Y KARADBHAJNE Department of oils, fats & Surfactants Technology,RTM Nagpur University,Laxminarayan Institute of Technology,Nagpur-440033,India.

Keywords:

Synthesized Rice Bran Gel, Rice Bran Fatty Acid,, Rice Bran Oil, Cosmetics

Abstract

The field of cosmetics is fast massive important now a days. The conventional methods of measures required several modifications in harmony to satisfy the necessities of the society. Waxes control constantly been a central ingredient of the cosmetic preparations. Pure and mock waxes areold since an extensive break of time. This study aims to look into themodification of Rice Bran Fatty Acid and its incorporation in cosmetic preparations. Rice Bran Fatty Acid is a by-product generated during refining of Rice Bran Oil industry. In this crude rice bran set was purified processed and was analyzed for its physico-chemical properties it was in preparing a mixture of skin cosmetics. Instinctive waxes are employedsince slow phase of time. But studiesreveals that Rice Bran Fatty Acid endow with a find emollient make happen as contrasted to put on waxes. One such natural product is Rice Bran Fatty Gel. And the petroleum fractions are use in the cosmetic preparations these days. Due to limited resources they will soon be unavailable for our use. So instead of that we can use Synthesized Rice Bran Gel.

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Published

2021-03-27

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Vol. 5 No. 7 (2018): IJIERT

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