UTILIZATION OF EGG SHELL WASTE INTO A BEAUTY FACIAL MASK

Abstract

Egg shell remains are often found for several reasons related to the consumption or processing of eggs by humans. Following are some common causes of human consumption of eggs. Many people consume eggs directly, and after breaking the egg, the shell is often simply thrown away. Eggs are often used in cooking, both as a main and additional ingredient, so egg shells are a common waste.

Food Industry Processing. In the food industry, eggs are often used in large quantities for the production of processed foods, such as cakes, bread and other food products. This egg processing process usually involves separating the white and yolk from the shell, which is then discarded. These unused egg shells usually become waste in production facilities. Egg Shell Removal. Used egg shells are immediately thrown into the trash or thrown into nature without further processing. This causes egg shells to become a type of rubbish that is easy to find, especially in rubbish bins or around restaurants.

The use of natural ingredients in skin care has become a growing trend along with increasing awareness of the potential of natural ingredients that are environmentally friendly and have minimal side effects. One natural material that is starting to be looked at for this purpose is egg shells which are generally considered household waste. Even though egg shells are often thrown away, it turns out that egg shells contain a number of important substances that are beneficial, especially for skin health.

The aim of community service in using egg shells for face masks covers various aspects, starting from community empowerment, reducing waste, improving skin health, to education about natural ingredients that are more environmentally friendly.