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Bakuchiol is a naturally occurring chemical that is extracted from Psoralea corylifolia seeds. It has gained a lot of attention lately because of its possible use as a retinol substitute in beauty products. The objective of this research was to create a hydrating gel that contains bakuchiol and assess its stability, physicochemical characteristics, and ability to provide anti-aging and moisturizing benefits. Various excipients including gelling agents, humectants, emollients, and stabilizers were selected and their concentrations were adjusted to achieve desired rheological properties and skin feel. Physicochemical characterization of the formulated gel was performed using techniques such as rheology, viscosity measurements, pH determination, and spreadability test to ensure its suitability for topical application. In summary, this study's outcomes show that a moisturizing gel encapsulated with bakuchiol can be successfully formulated with the desired stability and physicochemical qualities. Furthermore, the effectiveness research suggests that it could be a good skincare solution for moisturizing and anti-aging needs.