Abstract

HERBAL SUNSCREEN: A NATURAL SHIELD AGAINST UV RAYS

*Prof. Anandi Rebello, Sneha Santosh Sawant, Pradnya Balasaheb Naiknavare, Tejas Narayan Dhumade and Anjali Ketan Joshi

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Abstract

Rising knowledge of skin health and environmental sustainability has driven the need for natural sunblock solutions. The goal of this study is to create a cosmeceutical sunscreen spray made from organic ingredients that already have Sun Protection Factor (SPF) qualities. The main aim is to create a stable, powerful, and user-friendly sunscreen spray covering wide spectrum while minimizing synthetic chemical use. The spray delivery system was selected to enhance consumer comfort, increase spreadability, and guarantee even distribution. Through sophisticated in-vitro testing techniques, future research could center on increasing the stability of the formulation and guaranteeing ideal viscosity for better spray application. Further study could focus on adapting the formulation so that it produces a light weight and non comedogenic profile but with increased SPF numbers. Studies of the performance of the product on various skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin, might help to broaden its usefulness. Furthermore, extended stability evaluations under different environmental conditions might help to shed light on how the shelf life and robustness of the product could be increased. By using the protective qualities of natural ingredients, this research seeks to develop a safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly substitute to conventional sunscreens. The result is projected to help to the expanding area of cosmeceutical research, which is trying to satisfy the demand for sustainable, lowenvironmental- impact skincare options. This composition holds promise for consumer preferences as well as dermatologic uses, hence fitting into the increasing trend of organic and natural beauty goods.

Keywords: (SPF), Sunscreen.