Currently, herbal sunscreens are widely utilized globally to protect against UV radiation from sunlight. Sunscreen is a topical substance which helps in protecting the skin from the ultraviolet radiations by reflecting or absorbing some of the sun rays. Herbal remedies offer fewer adverse effects and a higher level of safety. This project aims to formulate and evaluate herbal sunscreen lotions with anti-UV and anti-inflammatory characteristics. Screening agents have shown effective in lowering symptoms of skin cancer and photo-damage induced by UV exposure. Creams were made from plant extracts, including Theobroma cacao, Rubus idaeus, Aloe, Cocos Nucifera, Rosa Rubiginosa, Olea europaea. Rubus idaeus and Cocos Nucifera have high polyphenol and flavonoid content. Herbal sunscreen lotions were evaluated for organoleptic characteristics, pH, rancidity, spread ability, and drug content. Sun Protection Factor (SPF) was used to measure product effectiveness. These products demonstrated excellent spread ability, regularity, normality, admire, intended pH, easy for removing, and shows no indications of phase differentiation. Sunscreens need to be comfortable, chemically stable, gentle on the skin, non-hazardous, resistant to degradation from sunlight, and effective at shielding the skin from the sun damage. Sunscreen creams are great for mending, softening, and renewing the skin.