Ijraset Journal For Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Authors: Ishwari K. Shinde , Rahul S. Mohan , Dr. Rajendra M. Kawade
DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2024.63264
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The research project \"Dandelion Root Delight: Crafting Bath Bombs for Anti-inflammatory Skincare Serenity\" aims to develop a skin care product containing dandelion root extract for its anti-inflammatory properties. The project will explore the benefits of dandelion root for skin care and well-being, test different bath bomb recipes and ingredients, and conduct user tests to gather feedback to improve the products. The project aims to create a unique and effective bath bomb product containing dandelion root extract, promote calm and relaxation in skin care through a unique bath experience, and explore the potential benefits of dandelion root in skin care and well-being. creature Project methods include researching the benefits of dandelion root extract for skin care and well-being, testing different bath bomb recipes and ingredients, and conducting user tests to gather feedback to refine the products. Project findings include potential benefits of dandelion root extract for skin care and wellness, such as soothing sensitive skin, reducing redness, brightening skin, and enhancing the antioxidant effects of green tea. In addition, the project investigated the possible synergy of dandelion root extract with other plant-derived substances such as calendula, rosehip seed oil, turmeric and hyaluronic acid to increase hydration, regenerate the skin and ensure general nutrition of the skin. Implications of the project include the potential of dandelion root extract to be a valuable ingredient in skin care products due to its anti-inflammatory properties, general benefits to skin health and potential synergy with other botanicals. The project also emphasizes the importance of considering possible allergic reactions or sensitivities when using products containing plant substances, and the benefits of combining dandelion root with a balanced lifestyle in terms of comprehensive skin care and general well-being.
I. INTRODUCTION
Dandelion Root Delight: Making Bath Bombs for Anti-Inflammatory Skin Care Serenity is a project that focuses on the potential benefits of dandelion root extract in skin care, specifically its anti-inflammatory properties. Dandelions have been used in traditional medicine for centuries for their various health benefits, including as a natural skin care product. Bath bombs are a popular skin care product that can provide a variety of benefits, including relaxation, hydration, and exfoliation. Dandelion root extract can be used in bath bombs to provide anti-inflammatory effects, soothe irritated skin and promote relaxation and well-being. The project includes research on the benefits of dandelion root extract in skin care, experiments with different bath bomb recipes and ingredients, and user tests to gather feedback to improve the product. The aim of the project is to provide a comprehensive overview of the potential benefits of dandelion root extract in skin care and the development of anti-inflammatory skin care products. Dandelion root extract contains various compounds, including phenolic acids, flavonoids and sesquiterpene lactones, which have demonstrated anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. These compounds can help reduce inflammation and soothe irritated skin, resulting in healthier, brighter skin. The project includes a detailed review of dandelion root extract for skin care, experiments with different bath bomb recipes and ingredients and gathering feedback from user tests. for product processing. The literature review includes several studies that investigated the benefits of dandelion root extract in skin care. These studies have shown that dandelion root extract has a variety of benefits for the skin, including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and detoxifying properties. Experimenting with different bath bomb recipes and ingredients includes developing different bath bomb formulas that contain dandelion root extract. These formulations are designed to provide a variety of benefits to the skin, including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and detoxifying properties. User tests are conducted to collect feedback on the effectiveness of bath bomb products. This feedback is used to refine the formulations and ensure they deliver the desired benefits to the skin. Adding dandelion root extract to skin care products can provide holistic benefits for skin health. Natural nutrition, adaptability, complementary skin care, holistic treatment, individual approach, professional help and holistic well-being are some of the final considerations.
For comprehensive skin care and general well-being, it is important to combine its use with a balanced lifestyle, adequate hydration and good nutrition. The aim of the project is to provide a comprehensive overview of the potential benefits of dandelion root extract in skin care and the development of anti-inflammatory skin care products. The project includes a detailed review of the literature on dandelion root extract for skin care, experiments with different bath bomb recipes and ingredients, and user testing to gather feedback to improve the product. The project emphasizes the importance of considering possible allergic reactions or sensitivities when using products containing substances of plant origin, as well as the benefits of combining dandelion root with a balanced lifestyle in terms of comprehensive skin care and general well-being.
II. UNDERSTANDING SKINCARE INFLAMMATION
A. Introduction to Dermatitis
Dermatitis, also known as dermatitis, is a common skin condition characterized by redness, swelling, itching and sometimes pain [8]. It is a complex biological reaction of the body's immune system to various internal and external stimuli. Inflammation can be acute, such as in response to injury or infection, or chronic, such as eczema or psoriasis [9]. Skin inflammation can take many forms, including:
B. Causes and Consequences of Dermatitis
a. Allergens: Pollen, pet dander, certain foods or skin care products.
b. Irritating Substances: Strong chemicals, soaps, detergents or environmental pollutants.
c. Infections: Bacterial, viral or fungal infections can trigger an inflammatory response.
d. Autoimmune Diseases: Diseases such as lupus or psoriasis involve a malfunction of the immune system.
2. Effects of inflammation on the skin [13,14]:
a. Redness: due to increased blood flow to the affected area.
b. Edema: Caused by the accumulation of fluid in the tissues.
c. Itching: nerve stimulation and release of inflammatory mediators can cause itching.
d. Pain: Inflammation can sensitize nerve endings and cause discomfort. Chronic inflammation can cause tissue damage, scarring and weakening of the skin's protective function, making the skin more susceptible to infections and other skin conditions.
C. The Importance of Anti-Inflammatory Skin Care Products [15.16,17]
Anti-inflammatory skin care products play a vital role in controlling skin inflammation by reducing redness, soothing irritation and restoring skin balance. The most important ingredients of anti-inflammatory skin care are:
D. Current Challenges in Skin Care Despite the advances in skin care, the industry still faces challenges [18,19,20]
III. INTRODUCTION TO DANDELION ROOT:
IV. EXPLORING DANDELION ROOT'S ANTI-INFLAMMATORY PROPERTIES
V. FORMULATION AND CRAFTING OF DANDELION ROOT BATH BOMBS
A. Introduction of Bath Bombs
Bath bombs have become a popular and beloved self-care product that provides a luxurious and multi-sensory bath experience. When added to bath water, these swollen balls bubble up and release many colours, scents and skin components. Bath bombs have gained widespread popularity for their ability to transform an ordinary bath into a spa-like retreat that relaxes, refreshes and nourishes the skin. Bath bombs can be traced back to late 1980s England, where they quickly gained recognition for their ability to provide a unique and pampering bath experience. Bath bombs usually consist of baking soda, citric acid, and various oils, butters, and plant extracts that contribute to their unique properties.
B. Benefits of Using Bath Bombs in Skincare
Bath bombs are a popular addition to bathing routines, offering a range of benefits for the skin and overall well-being. Here are some of the key benefits of using bath bombs in skincare:
When choosing bath bombs, it is important to read the ingredient list and look for products made with natural and skin-friendly ingredients, avoiding products with harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances. Consider your skin type and perform a patch test before using a new bath bomb to check for any allergic reactions or sensitivities. Mind the temperature of the bath water, as hot water can dry out the skin. Bath bombs can be made at home using ingredients like baking soda, Epsom salt, cornstarch, kaolin clay, finely ground oatmeal, coconut oil or shea butter, aloe vera gel, essential oils, and witch hazel. Homemade bath bombs can be customized to suit specific skin types and preferences, ensuring a safe and beneficial bathing experience.
C. Formulation of Dandelion Root Bath Bombs
a. 2 cups baking soda ≈ 480 grams
b. 1 cup citric acid ≈ 240 grams
c. 1/4 cup fine sea salt ≈ 60 grams
d. 1/2 oz dandelion root powder ≈ 14 grams
e. 1/2 oz cocoa butter, melted ≈ 14 grams (since 1 ounce ≈ 28.35 grams)
f. 10 drops sea buckthorn oil (optional, for colour)
g. 12 drops lit sea essential oil (optional, for scent)
h. 10 drops orange or lemon essential oil (optional, for scent)
i. Small spray bottle filled with hazel.
j. Bath bomb molds
This above formulation is for making of 7 to 8 bath bombs.
Dandelion root powder can be infused in massage oils, added to soap recipes, used in facial and body scrubs, or even included in bath tea recipes. When formulating dandelion root bath bombs, consider incorporating other natural ingredients that complement the benefits of dandelion root. For instance, you could add essential oils like lavender or chamomile to enhance the relaxation and soothing properties of the bath bomb.
2. Step-by-Step Instructions
Here is a simple guide on how to make bath bombs at home:
a. Gather Essential Ingredients and Tools: Collect all the necessary ingredients and tools mentioned above.
b. Mix Dry Ingredients: In a bowl, combine baking soda, citric acid, corn starch, and Epsom salt.
c. Mix Wet Ingredients: In a separate bowl, mix essential oils and water.
d. Combine Wet and Dry Mixtures: Slowly add the wet mixture to the dry ingredients while stirring continuously.
e. Add Colour: Incorporate food colouring into the mixture until the desired colour is achieved.
f. Fill Bath Bomb Molds: Pack the mixture into bath bomb molds firmly.
g. Let It Dry: Allow the bath bombs to dry in the molds for a few hours or overnight.
h. Remove from Molds: Carefully remove the bath bombs from the molds.
i. Enjoy Your Bath: Drop a bath bomb into warm water and relish the fizzy, fragrant experience!
Dandelion root bath bombs offer a luxurious and rejuvenating bath experience that promotes relaxation and skin health. Dandelion root is rich in antioxidants, magnesium, potassium, vitamins, iron, zinc, and other beneficial compounds that can help soothe and protect the skin. The dandelion-infused oil used in these bath bombs can contribute to soothing and healing properties, making them beneficial for chapped or cracked skin, sore muscles, and other aches and pains. Additionally, dandelions are believed to have anti-inflammatory properties that can help ease muscle and joint discomfort. When making dandelion bath bombs, it is essential to ensure that the ingredients are well mixed, and that the mixture holds together properly before pressing it into molds. The addition of witch hazel can help the mixture take shape and maintain its form. These bath bombs offer a natural and personalized skincare option that allows individuals to enjoy the benefits of dandelion in a spa-like bathing experience at home.
D. Safety Considerations and Precautions
VI. ANTI-INFLAMMATORY SKINCARE SERENITY
A. The Role of Dandelion Root Bath Bombs in Skincare Routines
Dandelion root bath bombs offer a natural and holistic approach to skincare, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while delivering the benefits of dandelion root and other botanicals [30].
These bath bombs can be an effective addition to skincare routines, as they combine the anti-inflammatory properties of dandelion root with other natural ingredients that promote skin health.
Dandelion root contains several compounds with anti-inflammatory qualities, making it an ideal candidate for skincare products. The root is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that can aid in skin repair, protect the skin from environmental damage, soothe irritated skin, promote skin regeneration, and improve overall skin nourishment.
When combined with other botanicals like green tea, calendula, rosehip seed oil, turmeric, and hyaluronic acid, dandelion root can provide a comprehensive skincare experience. Green tea is known for its antioxidant properties, which can help protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals. Calendula has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, making it beneficial for soothing irritated skin and promoting wound healing. Rosehip seed oil is rich in vitamins A and C, which can help improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Turmeric contains curcumin, a compound with potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, which can help reduce redness and irritation in the skin. Hyaluronic acid is a powerful humectant that can help keep the skin hydrated and plump.
Bath bombs containing dandelion root, such as the Hibiscus and Dandelion Root Natural Bath Bomb, can provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while also delivering the benefits of dandelion root and other natural ingredients. These bath bombs can be an excellent addition to a self-care routine, offering a spa-like experience in the comfort of one's own home.
B. Benefits of Anti-inflammatory Skincare Practices
Anti-inflammatory skincare practices, such as using products with dandelion root, can provide numerous benefits for the skin [31]. Dandelion root contains compounds with anti-inflammatory qualities that may be used topically or ingested to relieve irritated skin conditions like rosacea, eczema, and acne.
Additionally, dandelion root is thought to be a natural purifier that supports the body's detoxification process, which can lead to healthier-looking skin.
Inflammation is a significant factor in many skin conditions, including acne, rosacea, and eczema. Anti-inflammatory ingredients, like dandelion root, can help reduce redness, swelling, and irritation in the skin, leading to a more even skin tone and texture.
C. Testimonials and User Experiences
Users of dandelion root bath bombs, such as the Hibiscus and Dandelion Root Natural Bath Bomb, have reported positive experiences [32]. Reviews mention the relaxing effects, rejuvenation, pleasant scents, and high-quality ingredients of these products.
One user shared, "I love the Hibiscus and Dandelion Root Natural Bath Bomb! It makes my skin feel so soft and smooth, and the scent is amazing. I've noticed a significant improvement in my skin's texture and tone since I started using it."
D. Potential Challenges and Limitations
When incorporating dandelion root or other botanicals into a skincare routine, it is essential to consider potential allergic reactions or sensitivities. Patch tests and gradual introduction of new products can help ensure compatibility with individual skin types. Additionally, while dandelion root and other botanicals have demonstrated potential benefits for the skin, they are not guaranteed to work for everyone.
Consulting a dermatologist or skincare professional can help identify the ideal herbal ingredient combination for individual skin needs. A skincare professional can also provide guidance on how to incorporate dandelion root products into a skincare routine and how to adjust the routine based on individual skin concerns and goals [33].
Dandelion root bath bombs offer a natural and holistic approach to skincare, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while delivering the benefits of dandelion root and other botanicals. Anti-inflammatory skincare practices, including dandelion root-based products, can provide numerous benefits for the skin, including reducing redness, swelling, and irritation. However, it is essential to consider potential allergic reactions or sensitivities and consult a skincare professional for personalized guidance.
VII. EVALUATION TEST
A. Physical Appearance
The bath bombs should be visually appealing, with a smooth surface and consistent shape. The addition of dandelion petals can provide a natural and attractive appearance.
B. pH Determination
The pH of the bath bomb solution should be measured after mixing with water. The ideal pH range for bath bombs is typically between 5.5 and 7.5, which is close to the skin's natural ph.
C. Effervescence Time
The time it takes for the bath bomb to fully effervesce and dissolve in water should be measured. A longer effervescence time indicates a slower reaction and may result in a more prolonged and enjoyable bathing experience.
D. Skin Irritation Test
A patch test should be conducted to assess the potential for skin irritation. The bath bomb powder is applied to the skin and observed for any adverse reactions over 24 hours.
E. User Satisfaction
Consumer feedback and user satisfaction surveys can provide valuable insights into the overall performance and enjoyment of the dandelion bath bombs. Factors such as fragrance, skin feel, and relaxation can be evaluated
Table 1: Evaluation parameter
Sr. No. |
Evaluation Parameters |
F1 |
F2 |
F3 |
F4 |
F5 |
1 |
Physical Appearance |
Good |
Good |
Good |
Good |
Good |
2 |
pH Determination |
6.8 |
6.7 |
6.5 |
6.7 |
6.6 |
3 |
Effervescence Time |
1.30 min |
1.43 min |
1.5 min |
58 sec |
1.21 min |
4 |
Skin Irritation Test |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
5 |
User Satisfaction |
Stable |
Stable |
Stable |
Stable |
Stable |
VIII. FUTURE DIRECTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES
A. Emerging Trends in Skincare
Emerging trends in skincare include harnessing clinical expertise for inclusive innovation, focusing on skin health and wellness, and utilizing senilities, a next-generation approach to anti-aging functionality that targets the root cause of skin aging.
Harnessing clinical expertise for inclusive innovation is a trend that aims to create skincare solutions that cater to a diverse range of skin types and concerns. This trend recognizes the importance of inclusivity in skincare and aims to provide effective skincare solutions for all skin types, including those with specific needs, such as sensitive or acne-prone skin.
Focusing on skin health and wellness is another emerging trend in skincare. This trend recognizes the importance of overall skin health and wellness, rather than just focusing on appearance. Skincare products that promote skin health and wellness can help improve the skin's overall health, leading to a more youthful and vibrant appearance.
Senolytics are a next-generation approach to anti-aging functionality that targets the root cause of skin aging. Senolytics improve the skin's overall health and appearance by removing or preventing the buildup of senescent cells, leading to vibrant and healthy-looking skin for a much younger and rejuvenated appearance.
B. Innovation in Anti-inflammatory Ingredients
Innovation in anti-inflammatory ingredients is crucial for the future of skincare. Dandelion root is an example of a natural anti-inflammatory ingredient that can provide numerous benefits for the skin, including reducing redness, swelling, and irritation. Further research and development in anti-inflammatory ingredients can lead to new, innovative, and sustainable skincare solutions that cater to consumers' strong need for effective and natural skincare products.
C. Areas for Further Research and Development
Areas for further research and development in skincare include the investigation of consumer behaviour and beauty aspirations, the biology of skin, hair, teeth, and oral cavity, and the development of better sustainable development methods.
Investigating consumer behaviour and beauty aspirations is crucial for understanding consumer preferences and needs. This research can help skincare companies develop products that cater to consumer preferences and meet their needs.
The biology of skin, hair, teeth, and oral cavity is another area for further research and development. Understanding the biology of these areas can help skincare companies develop products that are more effective and better suited to individual skin types and concerns. The development of better sustainable development methods is also crucial for the future of skincare. Sustainable development methods can help reduce the environmental impact of skincare products and ensure that they are produced in an environmentally responsible way.
Research into the effectiveness of natural ingredients, such as dandelion root, and their potential benefits for the skin can lead to innovative skincare solutions that cater to consumers' needs and preferences.
D. Opportunities for Commercialization
The skincare industry is expected to grow at a 6% CAGR between 2022 and 2027, reaching $580 billion in retail sales by 2027. The industry is driven by innovation and consumer interest in science-based ingredients and efficacy in products. This growth presents opportunities for commercialization of new skincare products and technologies, including those that utilize anti-inflammatory ingredients like dandelion root. The future of skincare is promising, with emerging trends, innovative ingredients, and opportunities for commercialization. Harnessing clinical expertise for inclusive innovation, focusing on skin health and wellness, and utilizing senolytics are key trends that will shape the future of skincare. Additionally, further research and development in anti-inflammatory ingredients, such as dandelion root, can lead to new, innovative, and sustainable skincare solutions that cater to consumers' needs and preferences. The skincare industry's growth presents opportunities for commercialization of new skincare products and technologies, including those that utilize anti-inflammatory ingredients like dandelion root.
In conclusion, dandelion root has emerged as a natural skincare detoxifier that offers numerous benefits for the skin, including soothing sensitive skin, reducing redness, and promoting a clearer complexion. When combined with other botanicals like green tea, calendula, rosehip seed oil, turmeric, and hyaluronic acid, dandelion root can provide a comprehensive skincare experience that supports skin repair, protects the skin from environmental damage, soothes irritated skin, promotes skin regeneration, and improves overall skin nourishment. The use of dandelion root in skincare products, such as bath bombs, can provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while also delivering the benefits of dandelion root and other natural ingredients. For example, the Oasis Therapy Bomb is a Reduce Inflammation Botanical Bath Bomb that contains dandelion root, lemon essential oil, ground ginger, chamomile, and other natural ingredients to provide anti-inflammatory, mood-enhancing, and energizing benefits. The Hibiscus and Dandelion Root Natural Bath Bomb is another example of a skincare product that utilizes dandelion root to provide anti-inflammatory skincare serenity. These bath bombs can be an excellent addition to a self-care routine, offering a spa-like experience in the comfort of one\'s own home. Incorporating dandelion root into skincare routines can provide holistic benefits for the skin\'s health, including natural nourishment, adaptability, complementary skincare, holistic healing, an individualized approach, professional assistance, and holistic well-being. However, it is essential to consider potential allergic reactions or sensitivities when introducing new botanical ingredients like dandelion root into skincare routines. Patch tests and gradual incorporation can help ensure compatibility with individual skin types. In summary, dandelion root bath bombs offer a natural and holistic approach to skincare, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while delivering the benefits of dandelion root and other botanicals. Anti-inflammatory skincare practices, including dandelion root-based products, can provide numerous benefits for the skin, including reducing redness, swelling, and irritation. However, it is essential to consider potential allergic reactions or sensitivities and consult a skincare professional for personalized guidance. A. Summery key Finding The key findings from the sources suggest that dandelion root has emerged as a natural skincare detoxifier that offers numerous benefits for the skin. When combined with other botanicals like green tea, calendula, rosehip seed oil, turmeric, and hyaluronic acid, dandelion root can provide a comprehensive skincare experience that supports skin repair, protects the skin from environmental damage, soothes irritated skin, promotes skin regeneration, and improves overall skin nourishment. Dandelion root bath bombs, such as the Oasis Therapy Bomb (Reduce Inflammation Botanical Bath Bomb) and the Hibiscus and Dandelion Root Natural Bath Bomb, can provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while also delivering the benefits of dandelion root and other natural ingredients. These bath bombs can be an excellent addition to a self-care routine, offering a spa-like experience in the comfort of one\'s own home. The sources also emphasize the importance of considering potential allergic reactions or sensitivities when introducing new botanical ingredients like dandelion root into skincare routines. Patch tests and gradual incorporation can help ensure compatibility with individual skin types. Incorporating dandelion root into skincare routines can provide holistic benefits for the skin\'s health, including natural nourishment, adaptability, complementary skincare, holistic healing, an individualized approach, professional assistance, and holistic well-being. However, it is essential to combine its use with a balanced lifestyle, enough hydration, and good food for comprehensive skincare and overall well-being. B. Implications for the Skincare Industry The implications for the skincare industry from the sources provided on \"Dandelion Root Delight: Crafting Bath Bombs for Anti-inflammatory Skincare Serenity\" are significant: 1) Utilization of Dandelion Root in Skincare Products: The sources highlight the benefits of dandelion root in skincare, emphasizing its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and skin-protective properties. This suggests an opportunity for the skincare industry to explore incorporating dandelion root into products to offer natural and effective solutions for skin health and wellness. 2) Focus on Natural and Sustainable Ingredients: The use of dandelion root in bath bombs underscores the industry\'s shift towards natural and sustainable ingredients. Skincare companies can leverage the popularity of botanical ingredients like dandelion root to meet consumer demand for clean, eco-friendly skincare options. 3) Innovation in Product Development: The detailed bath bomb recipes featuring dandelion root demonstrate the potential for innovation in product development within the skincare industry. Companies can experiment with botanical infusions, essential oils, and natural colorants to create unique and effective skincare products. 4) Consumer Education and Transparency: Educating consumers about the benefits of dandelion root and other botanical ingredients can enhance transparency and build trust with customers. Skincare companies can communicate the properties of dandelion root, its skincare benefits, and how it can be incorporated into daily skincare routines. 5) Regulatory Compliance and Quality Assurance: As dandelion root gains recognition for its skincare benefits, the industry must ensure compliance with regulations related to ingredient safety, efficacy claims, and labeling requirements. Skincare companies should prioritize sourcing high-quality dandelion root products and adhere to quality standards to maintain consumer trust. In conclusion, the implications for the skincare industry from the use of dandelion root in skincare products are centred around innovation, sustainability, consumer education, and regulatory compliance. By leveraging the anti-inflammatory and nourishing properties of dandelion root, skincare companies can develop products that cater to the growing demand for natural, effective, and transparent skincare solutions. C. Closing Remarks The use of dandelion root in bath bombs offers a natural and holistic approach to skincare, with anti-inflammatory properties that can help soothe and heal dry skin, sore muscles, and other aches and pains. The skincare industry can benefit from incorporating dandelion root into products, as it is a sustainable and natural ingredient that caters to consumer demand for clean, eco-friendly skincare options. By educating consumers about the benefits of dandelion root and other botanical ingredients, skincare companies can build trust and loyalty with customers seeking natural and effective skincare solutions. Additionally, regulatory compliance and quality assurance are crucial to ensure the safety and efficacy of dandelion root-infused products, maintaining consumer trust and adhering to industry standards. Overall, the use of dandelion root in bath bombs presents a promising opportunity for the skincare industry to innovate and offer natural, sustainable, and effective skincare solutions.
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Paper Id : IJRASET63264
Publish Date : 2024-06-12
ISSN : 2321-9653
Publisher Name : IJRASET
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