ACACIA HAIR SPRAY

PhilPharmCare
551 MF National-U, Jhocson St,
Sampaloc, Manila
ACACIA HAIR SPRAY
 ALCOHOL FREE FORMULA WITH ALL
NATURAL
ACACIA INGREDIENTS

HAIRSPRAY

HYDRATES SCALP
WITH CHAMOMILE
ESSENTIAL OIL
Aqueous solution in the form of droplets that
is applied to the scalp and hair for its anti-
dandruff agent and hair holding properties.

ACACIA HAIR
SPRAY
 Item Material Quantity/L(g) Function
No.
1 Acacia 8g Active
Pharmaceutical
Ingredient
ACACIA HAIR 2 Sucrose 4g Hair holding
SPRAY property
3 Sodium 0.15 g Antifungal
FORMULATION benzoate preservative
4 Chamomile 2 mL Fragrance
essential oil
5 Water, purified Qs ad 100 mL Solvent
 ACACIA HAIR SPRAY FORMULATION
RAW MATERIALS INCOMPATIBILITIES

Sucrose May be contaminated with traces of heavy metals,

which can lead to incompatibility with active
ingredients, e.g. ascorbic acid. Sucrose may also be
contaminated with sulfite from the refining process.
Sodium benzoate Incompatible with quaternary compounds, gelatin, ferric
salts, calcium salts, and salts of heavy metals, including
silver, lead, and mercury. Preservative activity may be
reduced by interactions with kaolin or nonionic
surfactants.

Chamomile essential oil Incompatible with strong oxidizing agents and avoid hot
work and sources of ignition on or near empty
containers.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURE 2. Once boiling, turn
1. Boil 100mL of off the heat and add the
water with 8 g of sucrose.
acacia

3. Stir and add sodium

benzoate

3. Let the solution

cool then add
chamomile essential oil
 METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

4. Filter the solution

and transfer in a spray
bottle
QUALITY CONTROL TESTS

1. Visual Inspection
2. pH
3.Uniformity of Volume
4.Dose and uniformity of dose
5. Microbiologic Test
PACKAGING AND LABELLING

1. Containers- Plastic spray bottle

2. Labelling- FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
Keep out of the reach of children.
3. Storage Conditions- Store in tightly closed original container in a dry
and cool place.
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