Hair and care | Oil Composition | Assignment

Hair and care | Oil Composition | Assignment

1. Hair & Care Hair Oil









Fig 1: 2011 use pattern of Palm Oil

Hair & Care Hair oil which is one of the best product from Marico.
The oil is basically made for reducing the rate of Hair fall which is
leading problem for both Men’s and Women’s. The oil is packed
with features like it is Non sticky, Sweet Fragrance and added
Proteins.
INGREDIENTS:
Mineral Oil (65%)
Vegetable Oil (26%)
Cyclomethicone
Fragrance
Herbal Proteins Mix (Neem & Tulsi)


The Hair and Care Hair Oil Contains Palm Oil (Vegetable Oil) ,
Mineral oil, Plastic bottel. Which is leading to exploitation of
Natural Resources.
Palm Oil
Palm Oil is a source to many Consumer products now a days which
includes soap, Lipsticks, Instan Noodles, Shampoo, Ice Cream,
Chocolates and many more. These are some of the common
products we use in our daily life according to a report more than
50% of the daily products contains Palm oil. Which straightly clears
that the Palm oil have an darastic demand in he market but this is
causing to exploitation of RainForests. The Palm Oil Which is
basically Red in colour. (Oil Palm India) (https://en.wikipedia.org)

The Introduction to Palm oil and its uses lead to significant rise in
the deamnd of palm oil in the past years. According to the reports in
year 2011 there was consumption of about 54 million tons of Palm
oil. As it is the very affordable, easy to refine and produce.

2. Fig 2: Palm oil Producing Countries







Effect of Palm Oil Consumption on RainForests (1950-2016)?
Indonesia and Malaysia are the highest contributor to the world for
producing the Palm Oil. Since 1950 these emergance of the
company product and continously rising of the human needs lead to
destruction of Rain Forests for the palm Oil. Indonesia Which
Produces more than 20.9 Million tines and Malaysia produces 18
million tones. The Cutting of forest is being done on a large scale
since 19 century Malaysia and Indonesia have covered about 9
million hectares of land and is happening same in other parts of the
world. Which is leading to rise in world temperature.
If this goes on till 2025 about 26 Hectares of land will be cleared as
per the current rate which will lead to rise in CO2. This will disturb
the whole biological cycle of the world already there is a lot rise in
the normal world temperature. The effect can be seen in the below
charts. (http://coconutoil.com/)
 CO2 Emission
 Loss of biodiversity





Mineral Oil
Mineral Oil is Colorless and Odorless which is produced from
Petrol or come as a by product like Petroleum Jelly. Petrol which is
a non-renewable resource. Mineral Oil is added in many daily use
products.The production of Mineral Oil is leading to extration of
Petroleum in large sacle which is limited in nature. Which will
again effect the biodiversity like change in climate.The Extraction is
also leading to hike in the prices of these non-renewable resource.
(https://en.wikipedia.org)


1950
Total Forest
deforestration
2016
Total Forest
Deforestration

3. The Above graph shows the continous rising of extraction of crude
Oil.

The Above Reasearch made me think deeply about the biologicial
footprint and how much we humans are exploting our natural
resoures. The Above reasearch on the Hair oil stated that just an oil
is exploting many major natural resources of the world which are
precious to human life and if this goes on it will lead to destruction
of the Whole Mankind.
At last not the least I would like to Thankyou sir for giving such a
good Assignment which made me think and know how we are
affecting this world directly and indirectly.

DIVYANSH AGRAWAL
BBA III “B”
MOB: [phone]

4. Bibliography
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https://en.wikipedia.org. (n.d.).
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_oil.
https://en.wikipedia.org. (n.d.).
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mineral_
oil.
Oil Palm India. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.oilpalmindia.com/.
Wikipidea. (n.d.). Retrieved from
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