Optimizing Moisture and Color: A Comparative Study of Lip Balms Formulated With Raspberry Seed Oil and Coconut Oil
Lip balm is one of the most often used cosmetics to improve the appearance of consumers among a wide range of cosmetics. In this study, organic lip balms were made with raspberry seed oil and coconut oil as the key ingredients using a hot boiled method involving a developed formulation that is e...
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| Format: | Conference or Workshop Item |
| Language: | en |
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2025
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/12533/1/P17915_524efa4feda7cbcb87f0d26b590acf82.pdf http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/12533/ https://smpu.uthm.edu.my/uploads/P17915_524efa4feda7cbcb87f0d26b590acf82.pdf |
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| Summary: | Lip balm is one of the most often used cosmetics to improve the
appearance of consumers among a wide range of cosmetics. In this
study, organic lip balms were made with raspberry seed oil and coconut
oil as the key ingredients using a hot boiled method involving a
developed formulation that is effective in moisturizing and protecting
the lips using evaluation parameters such as physical appearance,
spreadability test, measurement of pH, and moisture analysis. The lip
balm was produced with three basic ingredients and two additional
ingredients: beetroot coloring for four samples and blueberry coloring
for four other samples using raspberry seed oil and coconut oil. Sample
H with ratio of raspberry seed oil to beetroot powder of 4:1 was the
most effective recipe due to low moisture loss percentage of 0.0331%.
Besides, its pH value is measured at 4-5 which corresponds to the skin's
physiological pH. |
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