FORMULATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND IN-VITRO EVALUATION OF COMBINATION WITH SEAWEED AND POLYHERBAL SUNSCREEN PROTECTION
M. Kalpana Devi* M. Ragul Dravid, H. Revanth, S. R. Sachin Roobak and Dr. B. Sangameswaran
Abstract
This study's goal was to create an herbal sunscreen cream which
shields the skin from UV light from the sun by reflecting or absorbing
it, the creams of different concentration are prepared on combination
with various polyherbal Clitoria ternatea Linn flower, Beta vulgaris
vegetable and seaweed Kappaphyccus alverazii, which have different
phytoconstituents that can shield the skin from exposure to sunlight,
the cream formulations from F1 to F4 of dissimilar concentrations are
evaluated and the results showed different inference, The sun
protection factor (SPF) of F4 formulation has the highest protection
value in the addition of Clitoria ternatea Linn flower extract, Beta
vulgaris vegetable extract and sea weed Kappaphyccus alverazii
extract shows SPF 16.9 ± 0.04, the antioxidant activity shows 86.8%
pH shows 7.3, viscosity shows 46127 (centipoise), stability shows no
separation of phases, and the creams are homogenous, O/W type, ease removal on
application.
Keywords: polyherbal, seaweed sunscreen, SPF, Antioxidant, cream.
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