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ABSTRACT: A primary goal of this study is to manufacture and assess an herbal shampoo and identify its physiochemical function, with an emphasis on the product's safety, efficacy, and quality. Herbal shampoo is a natural product. The most popular hair treatment is shampoo. Shampoo is essentially a product used to remove dirt, dandruff, and other impurities from the hair. It also works to strengthen, darken, and encourage hair growth. Shampoo is a liquid, cream, or cream-based soap or detergent mixture used to wash hair. One cosmetic item that people use on a regular basis to care for and enhance their hair is shampoo. The majority of shampoo's ingredients are chemical, and as a result, they have come under intense criticism for the possibility that using them could have negative side effects like hair loss, increased scaling and itching, discomfort, nausea, and headaches. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (hibiscus), Embolic officinalis (amla), Acacia concinna (shikakai), Sapindus indica (soapnut), Cassia auriculata (cassia), Eclipta prostrata (bhringraj), and Aloe barbadensis are the herbal extracts employed in the composition (Aloe vera). It gives the hair softness, smoothness, and lustre. Consequently, an effort is made to create herbal shampoo that has no negative effects.