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    Rice Hulls (Oriza@Tiva) As A Substitute in Making Anti-Bacterial and

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    Rice hulls, a byproduct of rice production comprising 20% of harvested rice, can be used to make anti-bacterial and whitening soap. Rice hull ash has properties that control oil production and remove dead skin cells, providing clear skin. By absorbing oil, debris, and pollutants, rice hull soap cleanses pores and leaves skin feeling smooth. This study aims to create an environmentally-friendly soap using rice hulls to address waste issues and provide a natural alternative to harsh commercial soaps.

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    Rice hulls, a byproduct of rice production comprising 20% of harvested rice, can be used to make anti-bacterial and whitening soap. Rice hull ash has properties that control oil production and remove dead skin cells, providing clear skin. By absorbing oil, debris, and pollutants, rice hull soap cleanses pores and leaves skin feeling smooth. This study aims to create an environmentally-friendly soap using rice hulls to address waste issues and provide a natural alternative to harsh commercial soaps.

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    Rice hulls, a byproduct of rice production comprising 20% of harvested rice, can be used to make anti-bacterial and whitening soap. Rice hull ash has properties that control oil production and remove dead skin cells, providing clear skin. By absorbing oil, debris, and pollutants, rice hull soap cleanses pores and leaves skin feeling smooth. This study aims to create an environmentally-friendly soap using rice hulls to address waste issues and provide a natural alternative to harsh commercial soaps.

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    Rice hulls, a byproduct of rice production comprising 20% of harvested rice, can be used to make anti-bacterial and whitening soap. Rice hull ash has properties that control oil production and remove dead skin cells, providing clear skin. By absorbing oil, debris, and pollutants, rice hull soap cleanses pores and leaves skin feeling smooth. This study aims to create an environmentally-friendly soap using rice hulls to address waste issues and provide a natural alternative to harsh commercial soaps.

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    RICE HULLS (Oriza@tiva) AS A SUBSTITUTE IN MAKING ANTI-BACTERIAL AND

    INTRODUCTION AND RATIONALE

    Globally, approximately 600 million tons of rice paddy is produced each year. On an
    average 20% of the rice paddy is huski giving an annual total production of 120 million
    tons (Manuel, 2018). Hence, the whole world is suffering from this excess waste and
    became one of the agents contributing to air pollution (Bastaweesy etal„ 2017).
    Rice hull became a huge remainder after the harvest It has been disposed and
    became a waste material and sometimes polluting the bodies of water. However, some
    researchers said that rice hulls are characterized and can be a substitute in making an
    anti-bacterial and whitening soap.
    Rice hulls are the coatings of seeds, or grains, of rice. The husk protects the seed
    during the growing season and is formed from hard materials, including opaline silica
    and lignin. The hull is hard to eat or swallow and mostly indigestible to humans
    because of its enriched fibre componentOLina, 2006),
    The combustion ash of rice hull as an alternative source in making soap has
    the perfect ability to control facial oil, it is also effective in the removal of dead cells,
    thus providing clean and flawless skin. It works wonders on clearing the pores of the
    impurities which are responsible for blackheads. It works by absorbing oil, deep-seated
    debrjs and environmental po!utants to detox)fy the skin. After using it, your skin should
    feel smooth and your pores shoul&beNtsibly refined and results to an amazing deep
    cleanse (Liu, 2005).
    Soap is indispensable to daily life. However, many kinds of soap are made
    with bleach which can irritate consumer's skin. Nowadays, beauty bars are not
    marketed as 'beauty soaps' because technically speaking, they are not 'soaps'. They
    are detergents that are made up of harsh substances and lathering agents.
    Therefore, this study aims to make a special kind of soap which is harmless to the
    user and environment-friendty.
    Furthermore, this study could lessen the impacts on domestic wastewater and
    make this waste material into usable one by recycling rice hulls into a more
    innovative and profitable product in a market in a form of anti-bacterial and
    whitening soap.
    In conclusion, the result of this study will give importance to the essence of
    recycling. Instead of disposing rice hulls polluting the air and increasing garbages in
    the environment, this can be used as a great source to eradicate expensive
    commercial soap products which can irritate and causes damage tosonsumer's skin.

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