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    This study explores using extracts from gumamela and ylang-ylang flowers as natural alternatives to synthetic chemicals in fabric conditioner. The researchers aim to develop more environmentally sustainable and health-conscious options while maintaining product quality. They plan to evaluate the formulations on various attributes like color, absorption, consistency and odor compared to traditional conditioners. The study acknowledges limitations from variable natural extracts and external perceptions that could impact results. Overall, it seeks to determine the viability of these botanical extracts as eco-friendly fabric conditioner ingredients.

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    This study explores using extracts from gumamela and ylang-ylang flowers as natural alternatives to synthetic chemicals in fabric conditioner. The researchers aim to develop more environmentally sustainable and health-conscious options while maintaining product quality. They plan to evaluate the formulations on various attributes like color, absorption, consistency and odor compared to traditional conditioners. The study acknowledges limitations from variable natural extracts and external perceptions that could impact results. Overall, it seeks to determine the viability of these botanical extracts as eco-friendly fabric conditioner ingredients.

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    This study explores using extracts from gumamela and ylang-ylang flowers as natural alternatives to synthetic chemicals in fabric conditioner. The researchers aim to develop more environmentally sustainable and health-conscious options while maintaining product quality. They plan to evaluate the formulations on various attributes like color, absorption, consistency and odor compared to traditional conditioners. The study acknowledges limitations from variable natural extracts and external perceptions that could impact results. Overall, it seeks to determine the viability of these botanical extracts as eco-friendly fabric conditioner ingredients.

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    This study explores using extracts from gumamela and ylang-ylang flowers as natural alternatives to synthetic chemicals in fabric conditioner. The researchers aim to develop more environmentally sustainable and health-conscious options while maintaining product quality. They plan to evaluate the formulations on various attributes like color, absorption, consistency and odor compared to traditional conditioners. The study acknowledges limitations from variable natural extracts and external perceptions that could impact results. Overall, it seeks to determine the viability of these botanical extracts as eco-friendly fabric conditioner ingredients.

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    GROUP 4

    “An Investigation study on gumamela extract


    and ylang-ylang extract as alternative
    component in making fabric conditioner.”

    INTRODUCTION / BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY


    THIS STUDY EXPLORES THE POTENTIAL OF GUMAMELA AND YLANG-YLANG EXTRACTS AS ALTERNATIVE COMPONENTS IN
    FABRIC CONDITIONER. GIVEN THE INCREASING DEMAND FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS, EXPLORING PLANT EXTRACTS
    FOR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS IS IMPERATIVE. GUMAMELA, WITH ITS VIBRANT FLOWERS, AND YLANG-YLANG, KNOWN FOR
    AROMATIC BLOOMS, CONTAIN NATURAL COMPOUNDS THAT MAY OFFER SOFTENING PROPERTIES. AS TRADITIONAL FABRIC
    CONDITIONERS OFTEN INCLUDE SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS, THIS RESEARCH SEEKS TO SHED LIGHT ON ECO-FRIENDLY
    ALTERNATIVES, AIMING TO CONTRIBUTE TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND CONSUMER HEALTH.

    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY


    THE STUDY EXPLORES GUMAMELA AND YLANG-YLANG EXTRACTS IN FABRIC CONDITIONER, AIMING FOR ECO-FRIENDLY
    ALTERNATIVES TO SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS. SUCCESS COULD REDUCE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT, ALIGNING WITH
    SUSTAINABILITY IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY. THE USE OF LOCAL BOTANICAL SOURCES ENHANCES PRODUCT QUALITY AND
    COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. BEYOND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS, THE RESEARCH SIGNIFIES A MOVE TOWARDS SOCIALLY
    RESPONSIBLE TEXTILE PRODUCTION. EMPHASIZING LOCAL RESOURCES REFLECTS A COMMITMENMT TO ECO-FRIENDLY
    ALTERNATIVES. IN SUMMARY, THIS INVESTIGATION MARKS A SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARD A MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY
    CONSCIOUS AND SOCIALLY AWARE APPROACH IN THE TEXTILE SECTOR.

    PROBLEM STATEMENT
    1.SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS IN FABRIC CONDITIONERS POSE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS, PROMPTING A NEED FOR SUSTAINABLE
    ALTERNATIVES.

    2. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS RESULT FROM THE PREVALENT USE OF SYNTHETIC
    COMPOUNDS.

    3. THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY'S CURRENT PRACTICES CONTRIBUTE TO A GROWING ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT.

    4. DEMAND FOR ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS A NEED FOR GREENER ALTERNATIVES.

    5. THIS STUDY AIMS TO IDENTIFY AND ASSESS THE VIABILITY OF GUMAMELA AND YLANG-YLANG EXTRACTS AS ECO-
    FRIENDLY COMPONENTS IN FABRIC CONDITIONERS.

    HYPOTHESIS
    Null Hypothesis - The Gumamela extract will not have the same quality as we
    expect
    b) Absorption
    c) Stick Consistency
    d) Odor

    Alternative Hypothesis - The Gumamela extract will have the same quality as we
    expect.
    a) Color
    b) Absorption
    c) Stick Consistency
    d) Odor
    GROUP 4
    “An Investigation study on gumamela extract
    and ylang-ylang extract as alternative
    component in making fabric conditioner.”

    OBJECTIVES
    1. *Evaluate Color Quality:* Assess the color properties of fabric conditioner
    formulations containing gumamela and ylang-ylang extracts, comparing
    them to conventional synthetic formulations.
    2. *Examine Absorption Characteristics:* Investigate the absorption
    attributes of the fabric conditioner with gumamela and ylang-ylang extracts
    to determine its effectiveness in providing fabric softening qualities.
    3. *Analyze Stick Consistency:* Evaluate the stick consistency of the fabric
    conditioner formulations, examining their texture and adherence properties,
    and compare them with traditional counterparts.

    4. *Assess Odor Profile:* Examine and compare the odor characteristics of


    fabric conditioner formulations containing gumamela and ylang-ylang
    extracts with those of conventional fabric conditioners.

    5. *Validate Overall Quality:* Verify the overall quality of fabric conditioner


    formulations with natural extracts, considering a comprehensive
    assessment of color, absorption, stick consistency, and odor, to determine
    their suitability as alternatives.
    SLOPES AND LIMITATIONS
    The study anticipates several slopes and limitations that may impact the research outcomes. Firstly,
    variations in natural extracts, influenced by factors such as climate and soil conditions, could introduce
    complexities in maintaining consistent formulations. Additionally, the efficacy of gumamela and ylang-
    ylang extracts may differ across diverse fabric types, leading to potential disparities in performance.
    External factors, like user preferences and perceptions, may influence the subjective evaluation of
    qualities such as odor and stick consistency. The study's scope may be limited by the availability of these
    botanical extracts, affecting the generalizability of findings. Despite efforts to control variables,
    uncontrollable factors in the production process may introduce variability in the fabric conditioner
    formulations. Furthermore, the study acknowledges the evolving nature of consumer expectations and
    industry standards, which may influence the perceived quality of fabric conditioners.
    DEFINITION OF TERMS

    1. *Gumamela Extract:* Concentrated solution from the Hibiscus rosa-sinensis plant, used in fabric conditioner
    for its natural properties.

    2. *Ylang-Ylang Extract:* Aromatic oil from the Cananga odorata tree, added to fabric conditioner for its
    botanical essence.

    3. *Fabric Conditioner:* A laundry product enhancing fabric softness, typically applied during the rinse cycle.
    4. *Color Quality:* Visual appearance and hue characteristics of the fabric conditioner.
    GROUP 4
    “An Investigation study on gumamela extract
    and ylang-ylang extract as alternative
    component in making fabric conditioner.”

    DEFINITION OF TERMS
    5. *Absorption Characteristics:* The ability of fabric conditioner to be absorbed by
    fabrics, influencing its softening effectiveness.

    6. *Stick Consistency:* Texture and adherence properties of the fabric conditioner,


    affecting application and user experience.

    7. *Odor Profile:* Distinctive scent of the fabric conditioner, influenced by gumamela


    and ylang-ylang extracts.

    8. *User Preferences:* Individual inclinations regarding fabric conditioner characteristics


    like scent and texture.

    9. *Formulation Variability:* Differences in fabric conditioner composition due to


    variations in natural extract sources.

    10. *Generalizability:* The extent to which study findings can be applied to a broader
    context, considering limitations and variations.

    Submitted to: Mrs. Regina A. Linao


    Angela Pascual
    Lindsei Tejero
    Zoe Javalla
    Raine Martin
    Kristen Pelayo
    Jacob San Diego

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