Bias Pantura Fiandea Ananda, Maria Krisnawati, Kharisma Isnaigi Maerda Kurniawan

Formulasi Sediaan Masker Sheet dari Ekstrak Bunga Telang (Clitoria Ternatea L.) Sebagai Antioksidan

Introduction

Formulasi sediaan masker sheet dari ekstrak bunga telang (clitoria ternatea l.) sebagai antioksidan. Formulasi masker sheet ekstrak bunga telang sebagai antioksidan untuk kulit. Uji organoleptik, lab (pH aman, antioksidan tinggi), & klinis (melembapkan, tanpa iritasi) buktikan formula efektif.

Abstract

Ekstrak bunga telang memiliki sumber antioksidan tinggi yang bermanfaat untuk kecantikan kulit wajah yang dapat dijadikan masker sheet untuk mengatasi penuaan dini. Tujuan penelitian untuk mengetahui kualitas sediaan masker sheet ekstrak bunga telang berdasarkan uji organoleptik, uji laboratorium yang meliputi uji antioksidan dan uji pH, dan uji klinis. Metode penelitian menggunakan eksperimen One Group Pre Test-Post Test. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan observasi dan uji laboratorium. Analisis data menggunakan analisis deskriptif presentase. Hasil penelitian berdasarkan uji organoleptik terhadap ketiga formula produk masker sheet ekstrak bunga telang dinyatakan sangat layak dengan presentase terbanyak ada pada formula 3 yang memiliki presentase 100%. Hasil pengujian laboratorium ketiga formula sediaan masker sheet ekstrak bunga telang memiliki pH 6 yang artinya aman, serta memiliki kandungan antioksidan terbaik ada pada formula 3, dengan hasil 63,6615%. Hasil uji klinis ketiga formula terdapat pengaruh yang signifikan sebelum dan sesudah perawatan terhadap tingkat kelembapan kulit wajah. Skor unggul didapat pada formula 2 dan formula 3, pada aspek kelembapan dahi dan dagu formula 2 lebih unggul sedangkan terhadap aspek kelembapan pipi kanan, pipi kiri, dan hidung formula 3 lebih unggul. Uji klinis iritasi terhadap responden yang mendapat perlakuan dari ketiga formula masker sheet ekstrak bunga telang menunjukkan kriteria tidak menimbulkan iritasi dengan nilai akhir 100%. Simpulan ketiga formula masker sheet ekstrak bunga telang berdasarkan uji organoleptik sangat layak, uji laboratorium dari segi pH aman dan memiliki kandungan aktivitas antioksidan, dan uji klinis ketiga formula terdapat pengaruh yang signifikan sebelum dan sesudah perawatan terhadap tingkat kelembapan kulit wajah.

Review

This research, "Formulasi Sediaan Masker Sheet dari Ekstrak Bunga Telang (Clitoria Ternatea L.) Sebagai Antioksidan," presents a timely and relevant investigation into developing a natural cosmetic product with potential anti-aging benefits. The use of butterfly pea flower extract (Clitoria Ternatea L.), known for its high antioxidant content, in a sheet mask formulation is an excellent approach to leverage natural resources for dermatological applications. The study is commendable for its comprehensive evaluation strategy, encompassing organoleptic, laboratory (pH and antioxidant activity), and clinical assessments, thereby addressing multiple critical aspects of product quality, safety, and efficacy. The overall findings suggest a promising and safe formulation with beneficial effects on skin hydration. The abstract clearly outlines the systematic approach taken, employing a One Group Pre Test-Post Test experimental design and descriptive analysis. The organoleptic evaluation yielded very positive results, with Formula 3 achieving 100% "very suitable" ratings, indicating excellent aesthetic acceptability. Laboratory testing further confirmed the safety with an ideal pH of 6 for all formulations, and importantly, demonstrated significant antioxidant activity, with Formula 3 exhibiting the highest activity at 63.6615%. The clinical trials are particularly insightful, showing a significant improvement in facial skin moisture levels post-treatment across all three formulations. While Formula 2 excelled in forehead and chin hydration, Formula 3 showed superiority in cheek and nose areas, providing valuable differentiation between the developed products. Furthermore, the complete absence of irritation (100% non-irritant) is a strong indicator of the product's dermatological safety. While the study presents compelling evidence for the safety and immediate efficacy of the butterfly pea sheet mask, there are opportunities for further enrichment in a full manuscript. Specifically, elaborating on the differences between Formula 1, 2, and 3 (e.g., varying extract concentrations, excipients) would significantly enhance the understanding of why certain formulas performed better in specific tests. For the clinical trials, providing details on the number of respondents and the statistical significance values (e.g., p-values) would strengthen the claims of "significant influence." Furthermore, while the antioxidant activity is stated, clarifying the method used (e.g., DPPH, FRAP) would provide crucial context. Future research could consider incorporating a placebo control group to unequivocally attribute observed effects to the butterfly pea extract and explore longer-term anti-aging benefits beyond immediate hydration. Nevertheless, this abstract showcases a well-executed preliminary study with significant potential for contribution to the field of natural cosmetics.

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