Malabar spinach is one of the most popular indigenous leafy vegetables in the Philippines or we call it "Alugbati". This plant is rich in saponin, iron and vitamins A, B and C and is a rich source of soluble fibre, which aids digestion. Saponins act as phytochemicals, which can fight cancer. The red variety of Malabar spinach is a good source of xanthones, an antioxidant. Alternative medicine supplements and vitamins related to Malabar Spinach Shampoo. Also explore treatment information, health benefits and side effects of Malabar Spinach Shampoo products. Many of the sources come from our Natural Health Encyclopedia and include relevant health topics. Uses vary, but may include hair strengthening, hair cleansing, and immune support and are natural alternatives not reviewed or approved by the FDA, to use for damaged hair, dull hair, and split ends. The sap of Malabar spinach has a softening and soothing effect especially on our hair and skin (Steven D. Ehrlich, 2009). In the Philippines, this leafy green vegetable is very rich in nutrients that help prevent diseases. Malabar spinach is a succulent, branched herbaceous plant that can reach a length of several meters. Its stems can be green or purple. The leaves are rather fleshy and heart-shaped, about 5-12 centimeters long. It also has ears that can grow from 5 to 29 cm in length. Its flowers are pink and about 4 millimeters (mm) long. According to Maria Vicente Magpantay of the National Nutrition Council (NNC), Malabar spinach is one of the nutrient-rich vegetables and including it in your diet can help keep you safe from major non-communicable diseases. Malabar spinach is rich in dietary fiber known to fight constipation...middle of paper...the company is Basella Alba, which is the scientific name for Malabar spinach. The research aims to create a product that is respectful of nature and good for human consumption. Shampoo Basella Alba is a common backyard plant in the Philippines where it is used as a vegetable and source of medicinal herbs. They propagate the green or purplish-red variety. It can be easily propagated through seeds or stem cuttings which can be planted directly into the soil. It is a popular leafy and stewed vegetable, a good substitute for spinach in steaming or broth preparation. It has been used by the local people as a good source of alternative medicine. Objectives of the Studies The following objectives of the study are as follows:1. To be able to maximize profit.2. To create products with unique and better results.3. To satisfy the desires and needs of the consumer.