Formulation, Development and Evaluation of Lip Serum

Abstract

Lip dehydration and cracking are undesired side effects of photo degradation and ultraviolet (UV) rays. There are currently no viable ways for delaying the lip-damaging process. Other synthetic items are high-concentration cosmetic products. When we use honey, coconut oil, and almond oil, we get not only instant cosmetic effects but also psychological satisfactions. Serum has the virtue of rapid absorption and ability to enter into the skin. Honey is a natural humectant, has emollient properties, and retains moisture, keeping your lips moistened all day. Coconut oil has soothing characteristics and absorbs fast, restoring moisture to dry and chapped lips. Almond oil includes vitamins A, E, and K, which protect your lips from UV rays and brighten them. Rose oil contains anti-inflammatory properties and enhances pigmentation while moisturizing the lips. Massage with lip serum helps to lighten dark lips. The lip serum was tested for physiochemical criteria such as pH, globule size, and consistency. The stability research results revealed that there was no change in visual appearance, homogeneity, or globule size.

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Introduction

Fig No: - 1

Formulation Tabel: -

Equipment:

Fig:-2 Emulsifier

MATERIAL AND METHODS:

The medical store purchased almond oil, vitamin E capsules, coconut oil, honey, and glycerin.
Saffron rose oil and raspberry syrup were obtained online.
Methods Of Preparation:

1. Preparation

Sterilize your utensils and working area, and wear proper lab PPE in accordance with GMP.

2. Weighing

Weigh the oils individually into a glass beaker, as stated. If you are concerned about precisely weighing them in the same beaker, separate them first.

3. Blending

Mix the oil mixture gently with a glass rod or a stainless steel implement, such as a spatula or long-handled spoon, until it is homogeneous.

4. Bottling

Pour the combination into your preferred dropper bottle and label it with the date of manufacture.

Evolution Test:

1. Appearance:

Batch	F1	F2	F3
Appearance	Liquid	Liquid	Liquid

Colour:

Batch	F1	F2	F3
Colour	Light Pink	Light Pink	Light Pink

            3. Odour:

Batch	F1	F2	F3
Odour	Rose Aroma	Rose Aroma	Rose Aroma

4. pH: pH meter is used to calculate pH.

Batch	F1	F2	F3
pH

5. Spreadability Test: Spreadability calculated by using glass slide.

Batch	F1	F2	F3
Spreadability Test	26.72 Sec	26.69 Sec	26.71 Sec

 F1                                            F2                                              F3

Fig 3:-Spreadability Test

6. Viscosity: We used Brookfield viscometer to check viscosity.

Fig 4: -Viscosity Test

RESULT:

CONCLUSION:

When creating new products, cosmetic chemists select from thousands of chemicals, but they always make sure to choose ones with chemical features that improve the product's look, feel, and use. For example, no one wants lip serum to be overly harsh, thus most homemade lip serum recipes include some form of oil. Oils are thick, viscous liquids at room temperature that are emollients, which means they soften and smooth the skin.

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