Formulation And Evaluation of Lip Balm Prepared Using Various Herbal Entities

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2025
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Abstract
Cosmeceuticals are the products of cosmetic that are biologically active ingredients that impersonates to medical or drug like benefits. The design, quality, formulation of lip balm made from natural ingredients was studied. In this study, lip balm has been made by using various ingredients like Amla, Ginger, Honey, almond oil, aloe vera, vitamin E and rose powder. Homogenous mixing method was used to produce the lip balm. The formulation of lip balm was tested by applying it on a glass slide. Various parameters such as chemical stability, pH melting point, and spreadability were carried out for the evaluation of lip balm. The pH was found to be 6.4 and the melting point was 63-65 °C. After performing stability studies at room temperature (25.0 3.0°C), refrigerated condition (4.0 2.0°C) and oven temperature (40.0 2.0°C), it proved that prepared lip balm was uniform in nature, was perfectly applied, without any deformation at room temperature and refrigeration. Lip balm prepared from above ingredients could be a better option for treatment of various lip issues. As we have used natural ingredients to prepare the lip balm so it is more beneficial then marketed lip balms.
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Authors Sonali Pawar, Ayusha Sanjay Thete*, Snehal M Patil
Journal International Journal of Pharmaceutical Drug Design (IJPDD)
Year 2025
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10.62896/ijpdd.2.4.1
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