Dermatological Disorder Discovery: Unveiling Skin Conditions Through Survey on Herbal Marketed Formulation

Abstract

Background: Early dermatological disorders have an impact on how a patient develops their sense of self, which can have an impact on how young people view themselves and interact with others. Motivated by the popular use of herbal remedies for skin conditions, this study aims to bridge the information gap between consumer demand and empirical backing. The fact that these products are used so extensively highlights the need for a comprehensive, evidence-based process to assess their effectiveness and ensure dermatological requirements are fulfilled. Objective: To assess the business using SWOC analysis. To become familiar with the company's marketing plan. To be familiar with the company's marketing mix. Identify skin conditions. Method based on surveys. Acknowledge customer experiences with natural remedies for skin conditions. Participants: 204 Out of 193 adult participants (18-30 years) took part in the study (n=98 participant were identified with acne; n=59 participant were identified with dry skin; remaining n=47 participants were identified with dark circles). Measurements: This study uses the 5P model and SWOC analysis to determine how much demand there is for conventionally packaged herbal drinks while making purchases. Product, pricing, tangible evidence, and promotion make up the four points of the 5P model. To determine the potential of herbal medicine using an analysis and 5Ps. Methodology: The secondary data used in this qualitative research paper was gathered from research papers that were published in a variety of journals, books, newspapers, articles, yearly reports from the firm, and publications that were specifically linked to this study. Conclusion: The study conducted on herbal formulations that are advertised has clearly shown that, although these medicines are extensively used because of their perceived natural advantages and few adverse effects, their real efficacy differs. Medicinal herbs as potential source of therapeutics aids has attained a significant role in health system all over the world for both humans and animals not only in the diseased condition but also as potential material for maintaining proper health. Expected Outcome: Relationships between skin diseases and herbal components. Identifying common skin conditions. The efficacy of herbal remedies. Common herbal components. Customer preferences. Awareness and knowledge. Suggestions for enhancing the product. The safety report for herbal products.