Authors : P. D. Walko; A. J. Purohit Sir

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 2 - February

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26feb657

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Abstract : Herbal body lotion are prepared using standard emulsification methods, ensuring a smooth and stable consistency. Herbal body lotion is made from plant-predicted ingredients help to maintain skin hydration, texture and support the skins natural healing processes. It is the requirement and composition of herbal product in day-to-day life. The only motive - behind to choose the mixture of herbal product was to bring effectiveness of these formulation without side-effects. Herbal body lotion can be precious tool in maintaining healthy skin and including skin related problems.it has physiochemical evaluation including texture, viscosity, PH balance, spreadability, safety and stability. Developing and testing a herbal moisturizer using neem, hibiscus, tulsi,aloe vera, glycerine and ROSEHIP OIL are among the goals of this study.

Keywords : Hibiscus, Neem Glycerin, Tulsi, Aloe -Vera and Rosehip oil for Softening and Moisturizing.

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