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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Formation And Evaluation Of Orange Face Serum |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Arpit Sharma |
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Abstract: Herbal face serums are gaining popularity due to their natural ingredients and minimal side effects compared to synthetic alternatives. Orange-based herbal face serums, enriched with bioactive compounds, offer various skin benefits, including hydration, brightening, and anti-aging effects. The present review explores the formulation, extraction methods, and properties of natural ingredients used in an orange herbal face serum. The study highlights the significance of active components such as vitamin C, flavonoids, and antioxidants, which contribute to enhanced skin health. Additionally, this paper discusses the essential tests to evaluate serum quality and stability. Various methods.....
Keywords: Orange peel, Herbal serum, Natural skincare, Antioxidants, Vitamin C, Extraction methods, Skin hydration, Anti-aging, Brightening effect, Formulation
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Abstract: In response to the changing face of education, there is an imperative move from conventional methods to vocational and skill-based learning. This research examines different elements pertaining to education in the 21st century, including career focused education, transferable skills, and sustainability. It analyzes the contribution of project based learning, work integrated learning, and futurist curricula towards the development of skilled graduates. Moreover, it presents the issues of functional illiteracy, gaps in employability, and the necessity for comprehensive educational change. Through research and literature review, this study seeks to propose ways to adjust educational systems and address the needs of society and the labor market.
Keywords: Functional illiteracy, sustainability in education, work-integrated education, project-based learning, career-oriented education, future-ready learning, employability.
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Abstract: This paper examines the ecological environment of traditional and contemporary university art
education through a comparative analysis of their historical evolution, characteristics, values and limitations, as
well as challenges and opportunities. It aims to discuss the reform and development of universit y art education
from the perspective of constructing an ecological environment. Traditional art education in colleges and
universities has accumulated a wealth of teaching experience and artistic heritage throughout history.Through a
comparison of the ecol.......
Keywords:traditional and contemporary; art education in colleges and universities; ecological environment;
construction.
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Abstract: It is obvious that reading outside classroom plays a key role in enhancing English majored students' study. This study aims at investigating students' attitude towards the employment of extensive reading as a reading station to enhance reading motivation at a university in Vietnam. Accordingly, 30 sophomores majoring in English were chosen to participate in the study for semi-structrured interviews. The findings indicated that reading habit formation and motivation.......
Keywords: Reading skills, reading comprehension, extensive reading, reading station.
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Abstract: In educational research, sampling is one of the major aspects of fieldwork. Sampling techniques are used by researchers to select a subset of a population, study it, and draw inferences about the whole population. It means that the researcher does not have to study every member of the population before drawing conclusion. Having come across many studies, researchers rely solely on population sampling to measure performance or achievement, such as students, examinees, schools, etc., and neglect item sampling. In a situation where there are items and respondents, is it not possible to sample both? Depending only on the population can result in incomplete content coverage because using the same set of test items for all respondents may not cover the whole content area.......
Keywords: Multiple Matrix Sampling, Item Sampling, Genuine Matrix Sampling, Partial Matrix sampling.
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