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Abstract

FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF ALOE VERA AND GREEN TEA-BASED HERBAL SUNSCREEN GEL

Mr. Ajay Raju Chavan*, Mr. Saurabh Mohanappa Bondre, Dr. G. Tharun, Dr. Sunil S. Jaybhaye

ABSTRACT

The increasing awareness of the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation on human skin has led to a growing demand for safe and effective sun protection products. Herbal-based sunscreens are gaining popularity due to their natural origin, reduced side effects, and additional therapeutic benefits. This project focuses on the formulation and evaluation of a herbal sunscreen gel using Aloe Vera and Green Tea extracts, which are known for their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and UV-protective properties. The gel formulation was developed using suitable gelling agents and optimized for consistency, spreadability, and stability. The prepared formulation was subjected to in-vitro evaluation, including Sun Protection Factor (SPF) determination, pH measurement, viscosity analysis, spreadability testing, and stability studies under different storage conditions. The study aims to provide a natural, safe, and effective sunscreen gel with added skin benefits, offering a potential alternative to conventional chemical sunscreens. The results of this project are expected to demonstrate the feasibility of using Aloe Vera and Green Tea extracts in developing an herbal sunscreen with satisfactory UV protection and desirable physicochemical properties.

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