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“GUAVA LEAVES (PSIDIUM GUAJAVA) AND CALAMANSI PEELS

(CITRUS MICROCARPA) AS ORGANIC COMPONENTS

FOR BODY WASH SCRUB “

A Capstone Research

Presented to the Faculty of Senior High School Department

Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School

In Partial Fulfillment

of the Requirement for the Subject

Practical Research 2

Researcher:

Juaneza, Jerome Kier L.

Laguador, Rocha Diosavien A.

Laqueo, Czaeshel Nicole R.

Valerio, Princess Lindsey A.

11 STEM C

Victoria Marie A. Nañadiego

PRII Subject Teacher
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ABSTRACT

This study investigates the potential of guava leaves (Psidium guajava) and calamansi peels

(Citrus microcarpa) as natural, eco-friendly ingredients in the formulation of a body wash

scrub. With increasing concerns about the effects of synthetic chemicals in personal care

products, this research aims to provide a sustainable alternative by utilizing organic waste

materials rich in bioactive compounds beneficial for skin health.

A quantitative-experimental research design was employed. The study followed a

formulation-development-evaluation approach, which involved three key phases: (1)

extraction of active compounds through decoction and drying methods, (2) formulation of the

body scrub using natural thickeners and essential oils, and (3) evaluation of the final product

through laboratory tests and sensory analysis. Physical properties such as texture, color,

scent, pH level, and stability were assessed. Additionally, antimicrobial testing against

common skin bacteria was conducted using the agar well diffusion method. Sensory testing

was performed through user feedback and surveys among selected respondents to evaluate

acceptance and overall satisfaction.

The results showed that the formulated body wash scrub had acceptable pH levels (suitable

for skin), pleasant texture and scent, and exhibited mild antibacterial properties. Respondents

rated the product positively in terms of skin feel, cleansing ability, and natural aroma. The

use of guava leaves and calamansi peels not only adds functional benefits like exfoliation and
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antibacterial action but also promotes the reuse of organic waste materials, contributing to

environmental sustainability.

This research demonstrates that locally sourced natural ingredients can be effectively utilized

to create a skin-friendly, affordable, and eco-conscious body wash scrub, paving the way for

future innovations in organic personal care products.

Keywords: Guava Leaves, Calamansi Peels, Organic Body wash, Natural Scrub, Herbal

Skincare, Eco-friendly formulation.

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APPROVAL SHEET

This research paper entitled “ Guava Leaves(Psidium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels(Citrus

Microcarpa) as Organic Components For Body Wash Scrub “ prepared and submitted by Juaneza,

Jerome Kier L., Laguador, Rocha Diosavien A., Laqueo, Czaeshel Nicole R., Valerio, Princess

Lindsey A., in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the subject Practical Research 2 , is hereby

recommended for acceptance and approval.

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Victoria Marie A. Nañadiego

Research Adviser

PANEL OF EXAMINERS

Approved by the committee on oral examination with the grade of ___%

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Karlo C. Claridades Jezreil Obdianela Barroquillo

Panelist Panelist

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Shiela Niña L. Rea-Santes

Panelist

Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the subject, Practical Research 2 of the

Senior High Department of Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School.

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REYNALDO V. NANONG, EdD

Principal IV
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The researchers express their sincerest appreciation. To all the people who helped them and

generously contributed. By giving them love, guidance, and understanding while conducting this

research.

Almighty God, for giving us strength, wisdom, courage, and guidance to make this study

possible.

Dr. Reynaldo V. Nanong, our dearest principal for giving us the approval to conduct this

study and for us to administer our data collection instrument with some of the Respondents inside

Lucban, Quezon

Mrs. Felicita B. Veluz, senior high school coordinator for allowing us to conduct an

interview not only inside the campus but also outside of the campus.

Victoria Marie A. Nañadiego, our research adviser who support and guide us in doing this

study. For giving us the data, knowledge, and information that we needed to conduct this study.

Lastly, for a lot of patience, understanding, support, and unconditional love to make this study

possible.

Mrs. Juaneza, Mr. and Mrs. Laguador, Mrs. Laqueo, and Mr. and Mrs. Valerio, their

parents, for supporting them and being the one who gave them motivational and strength to conduct

this study. Additionally, for supporting them, especially with financial needs, and for the love that

they gave while conducting this study.

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Barangay Kulapi in Lucban, Quezon, the respondents of this study, their cooperation and

time that given to help us acquire data needed in our study.Thank you all for your invaluable

contributions to this project.

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DEDICATION

I dedicate this work to all those who have inspired, supported, and challenged me throughout my

academic journey. To my family and friends, whose unwavering belief in me provided strength during

times of doubt. To my love ones Kathleen, whose guidance and encouragement helped supporting me

to this research.

This work is also dedicated to all those who seek knowledge and understanding, and to the future

researchers who will continue to explore, question, and innovate. May this research contribute, even

in a small way, to the advancement of knowledge and the betterment of our world.

J.K.L.J

I’m incredibly thankful to have shared this pursuit of knowledge with you. To the PSLIS faculty,

especially Ms. Victoria Marie Nañadiego: I am sincerely grateful for the knowledge and inspiration

you’ve shared. Your guidance in sustainable materials provided a solid foundation for us, and your

passion truly lit a spark in my learning journey.

P.L.A.V.

This research paper is dedicated to my loving family especially to my parents, I'm very grateful

for everyone that they get to help us working with this research especially even if it takes time. I'm

also dedicated to our research teacher Mr. Karlo Claridades who always give us advice and tips to

improve our research and guide us and our research to success

C.N.R.L.

This research paper is dedicated to God whose unwavering love and guidance have been my

constant source of strength and inspiration; to my family, whose boundless support and unwavering

faith have carried me through countless challenges; and to my son, whose bright spirit and endless

potential fill my life with joy and purpose.

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R.D.A.L.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1

Abstract ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 2

Approval Sheet ……………………………………………………………………………………. 3

Acknowledgement ………………………………………………………………………………… 4

Dedication …………………………………………………………………………………………. 5

Table of Contents …………………………………………………………………………………. 6

Chapter I

The Problem and it’s Setting

Introduction ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 9

Statement of the Problem …………………………………………………………………………. 10

Hyphotesis ………………………………………………………………………………………… 11

Theoretical or Conceptual Framework …………………………………………………………… 11

Reseach Paradigm ………………………………………………………………………………... 14

Significance of the Study ………………………………………………………………………… 15

Scope and Delimination …………………………………………………………………………. 16

Definition of Terms ……………………………………………………………………………… 16

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Chapter II

Review of Related Literature and Studies

Biodegrable pot …………………………………………………………………………………… 18

The Impact of Environmental Factors on Bioplastic Degradation and its Implications for
Sustainability ……………………………………………………………………………………… 18

Potential of Banana Peels as Biodegrable pot ……………………………………………………. 19

The Effect of Banana peel pots to the plant growth ………………………………………………. 20

Effects of banana peel compost rates on Swiss chard growth performance and yield …………… 20

Synthesis ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 22

Chapter III

Research Methodology

Reseach Design …………………………………………………………………………………… 23

Reseach Locale …………………………………………………………………………………… 24

Reseach Set-Ups and Trials ………………………………………………………………………. 24

Reseach Instruments ……………………………………………………………………………… 26

Reseach Materials ………………………………………………………………………………… 28

Reseach Procedures ……………………………………………………………………………..... 29

Data Gathering ………………………………………………………………………………….… 32

Statistical Treatment …………………………………………………………………………........ 35

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Ethical Consideration …………………………………………………………………………….. 35

Chapter IV

Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

Table 1. The Water Absorption Capacity of Bioplastic Pot ……………………………………… 36

Preservation of Banana skin under rainy condition ………………………………………………. 37

Table 2. Effect of Banana (saba) Peel as Bioplastic Pot on plant growth in terms of Height ……. 38

Table 3. Effect of Banana (saba) Peel as Bioplastic Pot on plant growth in terms of compatibility of
pot in different environment temperature ………………………………………………………... 39

Table 4. Effect of Banana (saba) Peel as Bioplastic Pot on plant growth in terms of Degradation /
Decomposition of pot ……………………………………………………………………………. 40

Chapter V

Summary of Findings, Conclusion and Recommendation

Summary of Findings …………………………………………………………………………..…. 41

Conclusion ……………………………………………………………………………..………….. 42

Recommendation ………………………………………………………………………..………… 43

References ………………………………………………………………………………..……….. 44

Appendices

A. Materials and Methods ……………………………………………………………………...…. 46

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B. Prototype Making ……………………………………………………………………………… 47

C. Photos of Different Setups ………………………………………………………………..…… 48

D. Photos of Final Product ……………………………………………………………………..… 49

E. Product Testing …………………………………………………………………………..…….. 50

F. Financial Statement ………………………………………………………………………..…… 51

G. Exhibit Board …………………………………………………………………………….……. 52

G. Work Plan …………………………………………………………………………….......…… 53

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Chapter I

THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING

Introduction

Skin diseases present a significant challenge in healthcare due to their diverse manifestations,

underlying causes, and impacts on quality of life. These conditions range from common issues like

acne and eczema to more severe disorders. Skin diseases can be caused by genetic factors,

environmental exposures, infections, or autoimmune responses, making diagnosis and treatment

complex. Symptoms vary widely, from mild rashes and itching to serious complications requiring

advanced medical intervention. Understanding these diseases involves thorough research into their

etiology, symptomatology, and effective management strategies, which is crucial for improving

patient outcomes and developing targeted treatments. The medicinal plants are used for various

diseases because of their safety and effectiveness. The problem of microbial resistance is growing and

the outlook for the use of antimicrobial drugs in the future is still uncertain. Therefore, actions must

be taken to control the use of antibiotic, to develop research to better understand the genetic

mechanisms of resistance, and to continue studies to develop either synthetic or natural new drugs.

According to Normah and Zuryati (2015), Guava, which is high in vitamins and antioxidants, has the

capacity to nourish the skin, while Calamansi, a citrus fruit, is known for its brightening and

clarifying properties.

Guavas offer a range of health benefits, making them a valuable addition to any diet. Rich

in essential nutrients like vitamins A and C, guavas provide a significant boost to immune function

and overall health. Consumers who are concerned about their health are driving the need for natural

and sustainable skincare products in the global market. Because of this tendency, body scrubs—which
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have exfoliating and rejuvenating properties—have become crucial parts of personal care regimens.

Growing interest in using natural components, especially those derived from tropical fruits, has

resulted from the search for eco-friendly and effective skincare solutions. In this regard, guava and

calamansi have attracted recognition for their potential skincare advantages. Guava is well-known for

its regenerating qualities. It is high in antioxidants, vitamins A and C, and other nutrients. The tiny

citrus fruit known as calamansi is highly valued for its whitening and exfoliating properties. Putting

these two fruits together to make a body scrub offers an inventive.

Natural and sustainable skincare products are becoming more and more popular worldwide

as people look for more environmentally friendly and healthful substitutes for synthetic goods. Body

scrubs are a popular category within this trend because of their exfoliating and revitalizing properties.

In light of these worries regarding the long-term impacts of synthetic compounds used in many

commercial scrubs on both the environment and skin health, there is increased interest in investigating

the potential of natural components, especially tropical fruits, for skincare products. Rich in health-

promoting chemicals, guava and calamansi have intriguing qualities for improving skin health. Guava

is well-known for having a high vitamin and antioxidant content, which may help with anti-aging and

skin renewal. Calamansi enhances these advantages with its inherent lightening and exfoliating

properties.

The increasing prevalence of skin diseases, alone with the growing conflict of necessitates the

exploration of natural and sustainable alternatives for skincare. While traditional treatments exist,

they may not always be effective or may be accessible, and the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria

further complicates treatment. At the same time, consumer demand for natural skincare products is

rising. Confluence of factors creates a need for research into the potential of natural ingredients, like

guava and calamansi, to address skin health concerns and offer a viable alternative to synthetic

products and potentially harsh chemical treatments. Specifically, this research aims to investigate the

efficacy of a body scrub formulation utilizing guava and calamansi in promoting skin health and

addressing common skin issues, offering a potential solution that is both natural and effective.
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Statement of the Problem

The primary aim of this study is to develop the Potency of Guava Leaves Extract and

Calamansi Peels as Cosmetic Formulation of a Guava skin hydration and reducing skin dryness, in

comparison to a standard body wash scrub. In relation to this, the study seeks to answer the following

research questions:

1. What are the demographic profiles of the respondents in terms of:

1.1. Age

1.2. Gender

2. What are the physical properties of the body wash scrub in terms of:

2.1. pH Level

2.2. Viscosity

2.3. Color

2.4. Shelf-life

3. What is the level of acceptability of formulation made from guava leaves and calamansi peels

among target consumers?

3.1. Odor

3.2. Washability

3.3. Visual Appearance

Hypothesis

A cosmetic formulation made from guava leaves and calamansi could provide considerable

skin advantages due to the unique properties of each. These leaves are high in vitamin C and

flavonoids, which function as antioxidants. They also include anti-inflammatory components that can

help reduce skin irritation, protect the skin from free radical damage, and promote skin regeneration.

Guava leaves also contain antimicrobial chemicals, which help prevent skin infections and promote a

brighter complexion. In contrast, calamansi, which is high in vitamin C, is well-known for whitening

and exfoliating the skin, therefore lightening darker spots, enhancing texture, and decreasing wrinkles
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by stimulating collagen synthesis. These active substances may work together to provide natural

exfoliation

Theoretical Framework

This study uses Skin Science Theory for the process of formulating the body scrub. The Skin

Science Theory that is written by Cristina Mejandia Visperas and Robert Willian, this theory can be

utilized by focusing on the skin's structure, function, and physiology, researchers can explore how

these ingredients may affect the skin's barrier function, dehydration, exfoliation, and pigmentation.

This knowledge can help to optimize the formulation of the scrub and provide evidence-based

recommendations for its use. This theory will be utilized in this study as foundation for the

framework.

Research Paradigm

B. Input- Process- Output

Input Process Output

Demographic Profile: 1. Determining the “Acceptable and

gap between the
 Age existing product Effective Guava-Mansi
 Gender and the study’s
product Bodywash Scrub”
Physical properties of the 2. Reading of Related
body wash scrub in terms Literature and
of: Studies
3. Formulation of
 pH Level
Survey
 Viscosity
Questionnaires
 Color
4. Validation of
 Shelf-life
Survey
Level of acceptability of Questionnaire
formulation made from 5. Data Gathering
guava leaves and 6. Statistical
calamansi peels among Treatment
target consumers? 7. Analysis and
Interpretation of
 Odor the data
 Washability
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 Visual
Appearance

Figure 1. A Modified Input-Process-Output (IPO) Model on the research entitled: “Guava Leaves

(Psydium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels (Citrus Microcarpa) as Organic Components”. The input

discusses the demographic profile including respondent’s age, gender, skin type, and skin color, the

research problem which is the eczema, and the ingredients to be used in the product which are Guava

leaves and Calamansi Peels. The processes include determining the gap between the existing product

and the study’s product, Reading of Related Literature and Studies, Formulation of Survey

Questionnaires, Validation of Survey Questionnaire, Data Gathering, Statistical Treatment, and

Analysis and Interpretation of the data. The output of this study is called “Acceptable and Effective

Guava-Mansi Bodywash Scrub”.

Significance of the Study

The following individuals will be benefited in the conduct and accomplishment of this study.

Eczema Disease Patients, this research would be beneficial to individuals with skin disease

problems specifically Eczema. Using the product of this study, it would be helpful to the skin in

eliminating those diseases by the natural agents in the ingredients of the product.

Dehydrated Skin Individuals, skin dehydration is a skin problem caused by air condition,

weather, lack of sleeping, body water supply, and harsh skin products. Using the product study,

natural ingredients will contribute to the moisture and rehydration of skin.

Abnormal Odor Individuals, abnormal odor is one of the most hard skin problem to be aided,

this product of the study will help body parts in controlling odors and eliminating body odor.

Future Researchers, this study can be used as a reference and amend this study by improving

and broadening this topic to their future studies.

Scope and Delimitation

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The purpose of this study is to innovate solution to solve skin problems such as dehydration,

skin odor, and such. The study was conducted at Lucban, Quezon and the respondents are people with

skin disease from 13-18 years old. The study will have 30 respondents for the data gathering process.

The main problem of the research that will be studied is the Eczema disease. The statistical treatment

to be used are is descriptive statistics. This study will be conducted at Lucban, Quezon from August

2024 to April 2025.

Definition of Terms

The following terms are here by defined conceptually and operationally for further

understanding of the study.

Calamansi (Citrus × microcarpa)

A small hybrid citrus plant which bears fragrant white flowers followed by small round fruit, native to

the Philippines and grown as a houseplant. (Oxford Collegiate Dictionary, n.d) In the construct of this

study, it pertains to measure its application in cosmetic formulation to enhance skin clarity and

brightness, evaluated through changes in skin tone and texture during product trials.

Guava (Psidium guajava)

An edible, pale orange tropical fruit with pink juicy flesh and a strong sweet aroma. (Oxford

Collegiate Dictionary, n.d) In the construct of this study, it pertains to measure the fruit's use in

skincare products for its nourishing and rejuvenating effects, measured through its impact on skin

health in tests.

Sensory Attributes

Characteristics of a product that affect the senses, including texture, fragrance, and smoothness.

(National Institute of Health, 2015) In the construct of this study, it pertains to measure the consumer
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feedback and sensory evaluations to assess how the scrub feels, smells, and performs during

application.

Skin Hydration

The replacement of body fluids lost through sweating, exhaling, and eliminating waste.

(TexasGovHHS, n.d) In the construct of this study, it pertains to measure the skin moisture levels

before and after using the product, typically through instruments like moisture meters.

Skin Science Theory

A theoretical framework that explores the skin’s structure, function, and physiology. (Robert

Willian, 1996) In the construct of this study, it pertains to measure the application of knowledge of

skin biology to optimize the scrub’s formulation and assess its impact on skin barrier function,

hydration, and pigmentation.

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Chapter II

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

This chapter presents the relevant literature and studies that the researcher considered in

strengthening the importance of the present study. It also presents the synthesis of the art to

understand the research for better comprehension of the study.

According to (Zhiqiang W.et al.,2021) The main objective of our research was to create a

herbal scrub. The main maceral group from low-rank coal and primary organic components from

biomass were selected to investigate the interaction of organic components. Thermal behavior and

kinetic analysis on the co-pyrolysis of cellulose with acid-washed low-rank coal/vitrinite/inertinite

were explored via TGA combined with iso-conversional method. The results indicated that the

maceral group from low-rank coal showed different synergistic effects on the pyrolysis parameters

and product distribution. The synergistic effect of vitrinite on the yield of volatile was closely related

to its mass ratio. Positive and negative synergistic effects were observed when the mass ratio of

vitrinite was 25% and 75%, respectively.

Guava (P. guajava L., Myrtaceae) is one of the fruit plants that is widespread in the tropics

and subtropics, including South America, Africa and Asia. Traditionally this plant is often used as

food, traditional medicine, dyes and others. Based on the literature review of the guava leaf plant (P.

guajava L.) has many bioactive compounds that pGuava (P. guajava L., Myrtaceae) is one of the fruit

plants that is widespread in the tropics and subtropics, including South America, Africa and Asia.

Traditionally this plant is often used as food, traditional medicine, dyes and others.lay a role in

maintaining the health of the body's skin. Therefore, this plant has the potential to be the basic

ingredient for the formulation of cosmetic preparations. This riview literature aims to find out the

tension of guava leaves (P. guajava L.) as a basic ingredient in the manufacture of natural ingredients

cosmetics. The results of this literature review show that guava leaves has many benefits for
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cosmetics, namely guava leaves (P. guajava L.) can be used as an anti-acne cleanser, body scrub,

lotion, deodorant, toner, and face cream (Nopi Salastri and Oktavia Rajevi 2022).

Volatile compounds in the peel of calamansi (Citrus microcarpa) from Malaysia, the

Philippines and Vietnam were extracted with dichloromethane and hexane, and then analysed by gas

chromatography–mass spectroscopy/flame ionisation detector. Seventy-nine compounds representing

>98% of the volatiles were identified. Across the three geographical sources, a relatively small

proVolatile compounds in the peel of calamansi (Citrus microcarpa) from Malaysia, the Philippines

and Vietnam were extracted with dichloromethane and hexane, and then analysed by gas

chromatography–mass spectroscopy/flame ionisation detector.portion of potent oxygenated

compounds was significantly different, exemplified by the highest amount of methyl N-

methylanthranilate in Malaysian calamansi peel. Principal component analysis and canonical

discriminant analysis were applied to interpret the complex volatile compounds in the calamansi peel

extracts, and to verify the discrimination among the different origins. In addition, four common

hydroxycinnamic acids (caffeic, p-coumaric, ferulic and sinapic acids) were determined in the

methanolic extracts of calamansi peel using ultra-fast liquid chromatography coupled to photodiode

array detector. The Philippines calamansi peel contained the highest amount of total phenolic acids. In

addition, p-Coumaric acid was the dominant free phenolic acids, whereas ferulic acid was the main

bound phenolic acid (Mun Wai Cheong 2021).

Moisturization of the skin plays an important role in maintaining skin homeostasis.

Although it is understood that skin dryness initiates the formation of fine wrinkles, there are few

objective reports to support that understanding. The purpose of this study was to establish an in vitro

dry epidermal model using reconstructed human epidermal equivalents (RHEEs) and to elucidate the

relationship between skin dryness and alterations of the dermal matrix which is one of the causes for

the formation of wrinkles. An in vitro dry epidermal model was prepared by loading a CaCl2-filled

ampoule on the surface of an RHEE. To evaluate whether the in vitro model reproduced the

characteristics of in vivo skin dryness, histological studies and biological assays using a protein array
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were carried out. Histologically, a distinct fluorescence which originated from carbonylated protein

was observed in the stratum corneum (Mariko Yokota and Satoru Hashimoto 2017).

Skin hydration is a complex process that influences the physical and mechanical

properties of skin. Various technologies have emerged over the years to assess this parameter, with

the current standard being electrical probe-based instruments. Nevertheless, their inability to provide

detailed information has prompted the use of sophisticated spectroscopic and imaging methodologies,

which are capable of in-depth skin analysis that includes structural and composition details. Modern

imaging and spectroscopic techniques have transformed skin research in the dermatological and

cosmetics disciplines, and are now commonly employed in conjunction with traditional methods for

comprehensive assessment of both healthy and pathological skin (Meha Qassem 2019).

Synthesis

Although some people are unfamiliar with in, Guava leaves extract is commonly used for

skin diseases. According to the study (Mane I.V.et al.,2018). Cosmetics are integral to daily routines

for both men and women, enhancing and altering the appearance of their skin. Guava leaves (Psidium

Guajava) offer numerous cosmetic benefits, including anti-acne cleanser, body scrub, lotion,

deodorant, toner, and face cream, according to a literature review (Nopi Salastri and Oktavia Rajevi

2022). The study extracted volatile compounds from calamansi peels (Citrus Microcarpa) in Malaysia,

the Philippines, and Vietnam using dichloromethane and hexane, revealing p-Coumaric acid as the

dominant free phenolic acid (Mun Wai Cheong 2021). This study established an in vitro dry

epidermal model using reconstructed human epidermal equivalents to understand the connection

between skin dryness and dermal matrix alterations, a key cause of wrinkle formation (Mariko Yokota

and Satoru Hashimoto 2017). Skin hydration is a complex process affecting skin's physical and

mechanical properties, with current standard instruments being electrical probe-based (Meha Qassem

2019). All of the studies used multiple methods and yielded different result, resulting in a wide range

of conclusions about the Potency of guava leaves and calamansi peels.

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Chapter III

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
This chapter consists of the research design, research locale, research population and
sample, research instrument, data gathering procedure, and statistical treatment of data.

Research Design
The research entitled : “Guava Leaves (Psydium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels
(Citrus Microcarpa) as Organic Components”. will make use of quantitative experimental
research design, particularly “Experimental research design”, according to Hassan (2024)
experimental design is a structured approach used to conduct scientific experiments. It
enables researchers to explore cause-and-effect relationships by controlling variables and
testing hypotheses. This guide explores the types of experimental designs, common methods,
and best practices for planning and conducting experiments. To determine the Cosmetic made
from guava leaves and calamansi in improving skin health, specially its impact on skin
texture, hydration, and overall appearance. The leaves and calamansi peels of Cosmetic will
significantly improve skin texture, hydration, and appearance compared to a control group
using a regular body wash.

Research Locale
This study on : “Guava Leaves (Psydium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels (Citrus
Microcarpa) as Organic Components” will be conducted at Brgy.1 Kulapi Located in
Lucban Quezon where the researchers tested and observed the effectiveness and acceptability
of the good quality of the Cosmetic as a Guava-mansi using the ingredients of guava leaves,
calamansi peels(lime),virgin coconut oil, castile soup and essential oil. Respondents will be
selected from a pool of volunteers who are either residents of the local community or
employees of the institution,aged 13&18,who have known skin allergies or conditions that
would interfere with the results of experiment.
Research Sample
To determine who can participate in the study on : “Guava Leaves (Psydium
Guajava) and Calamansi Peels (Citrus Microcarpa) as Organic Components”. specific
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criteria will be outlined for inclusion and exclusion. Participants should be adults between the
ages of 13 and 18, particularly those with skin conditions like eczema, acne, or other
dermatological issues, as the study aims to evaluate how effective the scrub is for these types
of skin concerns. Healthy individuals may also be included for comparison. Participants must
voluntarily agree to participate, provide informed consent, and be available for follow-up
assessments. They should also not have any known allergies to guava leaves, calamansi, or
other ingredients in the scrub. Those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have severe or
unstable skin conditions, are using other treatments that could affect the results, or have
recently undergone cosmetic procedures will be excluded.

Research Instrument
The study of effectiveness of guava leaves and calamansi peels as a Cosmetic, the
Researchers used two research instruments: an observation form and a survey questionnaire.
The observation form was used to address the first research question; what is the comparison
between the Guava Calamansi and the other product with treatment that is commercially
available? which is focused on evaluating the properties of the body wash scrub made from
guava leaves and calamansi peels, specially, in terms of texture and scent longevity. The
texture and scent retention of the scrub were recorded over time. In this setup, observations
were made weekly over a period four weeks to assess any changes in the scrub’s consistency
or fragrance intensity.
For the second research question, which aimed to gauge the acceptability of the
Cosmetic, the researchers used a survey questionnaire. The questionnaire consisted of items
related to user satisfaction with the scrub’s texture, cleansing, effectiveness, and overall
fragrance. Respondent used the product and then rated these attributes, providing insight into
their subjective experience with the guava leaves and calamansi peels scrub.

Research Material and Procedure (if applicable)

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Guava Leaves Calamansi Peels Essential Oil

Salaw Oil
Sugar

Procedure

Step 1. Put the coconut oil and

sugar into a bowl and mix it
together.

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final mixture of our product of a
body wash scrub.
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to the mixture and mix it again to
combined each other.

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guava leaves and after that
extract
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mix it again.
guava leaves
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jar and put a ¼ cup of salaw soap
and mix it together until they
combined each other.

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chopped guava leaves into the
mixture and mix it again.
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Data Gathering Procedure

A. Securing of consent

When studying the “Guava Leaves (Psydium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels
(Citrus Microcarpa) as Organic Components”, it is important to get permission from
everyone involved. Consent forms should explain the study’s purpose, what will happen,
possible risks, and how personal information will be kept private. Participation is voluntary,
and people can stop at any time. They should also be able to ask questions before signing the
form. The research team must be honest, respect participants’ rights, and report results
truthfully.

B. Data collection

Data collection for this study will focus on gathering quantitative information about
the “Guava Leaves (Psydium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels (Citrus Microcarpa) as
Organic Components”. Key data will include measurements of cleanliness, skin smoothness,
and moisturizing effects after using the scrub. These will be tested through controlled
laboratory experiments to ensure accuracy. Tests may also include checking the scrub’s
exfoliating power, skin compatibility, and shelf life under different conditions such as heat,
moisture, and storage time. All measurements will be recorded using structured data sheets to
maintain accuracy and avoid errors. Additionally, interviews or surveys with skincare experts
and product users may be conducted to gather their opinions and experiences. All collected
data will be documented properly for accuracy and future reference.
C. Confidentiality

To ensure privacy and protect sensitive information in this study on the “Guava
Leaves (Psydium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels (Citrus Microcarpa) as Organic
Components”, strict confidentiality measures will be followed. Personal details and data
shared by participants will be kept anonymous to protect their identities. All collected data
will be securely stored, with access limited to the research team only. Digital files will be
protected with security measures to prevent unauthorized access. Confidentiality agreements
will be signed with participants, suppliers, and other collaborators to clearly define how data
will be used, stored, shared, and eventually disposed of. These measures will ensure that all
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information remains private and is managed responsibly following high ethical research
standards.

D. Time frame

1 week for preparation: (to include designing research processes, securing necessary
materials, and reviewing relevant studies). 1 to 2 weeks for Data gathering: (to take place
involving laboratory tests, experiments, and possibly surveys or interviews). 1 week for
analysis and documentation: (to evaluating the scrub’s effectiveness, and documenting
findings and results). 1 week for Review and Report: (to review the entire research process,
ensuring accuracy, and completing a detailed study report that summarizes the results and
conclusions, this timeline will help the team stay organized and ensure the research is
conducted systematically and efficiently).

Statistical Treatment
As soon as the researchers gathered the data, they were compiled, sorted, organized,
and tabulated. The statistical tool employed in this study are Percentage, Weighted Mean,
ANOVA, and Correlational.

1. What are the demographic profiles of the respondents in terms of:

1.1. Age

1.2. Gender

1. The frequency of each response will be determined on the number of respondents who
will check on the particular item. To determine the demographic profile of the
respondents, percentage will be used. The formula is:
F X 100
P= N

Where:
P = Percentage
F = Frequency
N = Total number of respondents
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2. What is the comparison between the Guavamansi and the other product with treatment that

commercially available?

2. To determine the comparison between the Guavamansi and the other product with
treatment that is commercially available, Comparative statistical tool will be used.

Where:
T-test

3. What is the acceptability of a body wash scrub made from guava leaves and calamansi peels

among target consumers?

3. To determine the acceptability of a body wash scrub made from guava leaves and
calamansi peels among target consumers, weighted mean will be used. The formula
is:

Where:

Ethical Considerations
Ethical considerations in this study will focus on ensuring informed consent from
respondents, responsible sourcing of guava leaves and calamansi peels, and minimizing
potential harm while conducting quantitative research on the Cosmetic Formulation
researchers must ensure that respondents are fully informed about the potential risks and
benefits of the medication before they agree to participate. This includes providing detailed
information about possible side effects, the purpose of the study, and any alternatives that
may be available. Informed consent must be obtained from respondents, and they should be
made aware that they can withdraw from the study at any time without penalty. Additionally,
researchers must ensure that respondent’s confidentiality is maintained to protect their
privacy.
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Chapter IV

Presentation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data

This chapter shows the presentation, analysis, and interpretation of the acquired

quantitative data which answered the objectives of the research. The data were presented in a

table format for a better understanding of the analysis and interpretation.

The purpose of this chapter is to summarize the collected data and the statistical

treatment, and/or mechanics, of analysis.

Table 1

Physical properties of the body wash scrub in terms of:

Observable Physical Property STATUS

Odor earthy, fresh, or floral aromas like citrus, herbs, or

botanicals.

Color Yellow and Yellow Green

Texture Thick and Grainy

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Table 1 details the observable physical characteristics of the developed organic

components for body wash scrub. The odor of the paint was described as earthy, fresh, or

floral aromas like citrus, herbs, or botanicals., suggesting the presence of natural compounds

derived from the guava and calamansi. Importantly, the body wash scrub exhibited a range of

colors, including yellow green, and yellow. This color variance is attributed to the pH

sensitivity of organic components, which react differently to varying acidity levels, resulting

in a spectrum of hues. The texture of the paint was characterized as thick and grainy in

consistency, indicating a viscosity that would likely provide good rub and a smooth finish.

According to S Emmanuel (2024), One of the unique properties of organic

components is its ability to act as a natural pH indicator. The scrub changes color depending

on the pH level of the substance it is mixed with: Acidic (pH < 7).This characteristic makes

organic components not only a suitable to skin but also an educational tool for demonstrating

pH levels experiments.

Part I. Profile of the Respondents

Table 2

Profile of the Respondents

Gender No. of Responses Percentage

Female 4 60%

Male 2 40%

Total 6 100%
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A total of 6 responses were analyzed from patient of Barangay Kulapi to gather data .

The survey was conducted to understand the distribution of painters across Barangay Kulapi

and to determine their responses regarding to guava leaves and calamansi peels as a organic

components. As shown in Table 1, 60% of the respondents are female and also 40% male.

PART 2: Physical Property of Red Cabbage in Enhancing Low Emission Paint

Table 3

Physical Property of Red Cabbage in Enhancing Low Emission Paint

A. Odor

Statement WH SD Remarks

1. The body wash scrub made from 2.71 1.622 Neutral

guava leaves and calamansi peels
produces a fresh, citrusy scent that
enhances the overall user
experience.

2. The natural aroma of guava leaves 4.2 0.75 Strongly Agree

provides a mild, earthy fragrance that
complements the refreshing scent of
calamansi peels.

3. The combination of guava leaves 4 0.89 Agree

and calamansi peels creates a long-
lasting scent that remains on the skin
after washing.

4. The scrub’s odor intensity is 4.1 0.73 Strongly Agree

balanced, avoiding overpowering or
harsh smells.

5. The pleasant, natural scent of the 3.82 0.53 Agree

body wash scrub helps reduce body
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odor, leaving the skin feeling clean
and refreshed.

Total 3.65 0.90 Agree

Table 3 presents This analysis evaluates the sensory attributes of a body wash scrub

formulated with guava leaves and calamansi peels. The survey responses, measured through

Weighted Mean (WH) and Standard Deviation (SD), provide insights into the perceived

effectiveness of the scrub’s odor. With an overall mean of 3.65.

The evaluation of the body wash scrub formulated with guava leaves and
calamansi peels revealed generally positive feedback from respondents, with an overall
weighted mean of 3.65 (Agree) and a standard deviation of 0.90, indicating moderate
consistency in responses. The most well-received aspect was the mild, earthy fragrance of
guava leaves, which was perceived as complementary to the refreshing scent of calamansi
peels (WH = 4.2, SD = 0.75, Strongly Agree). Additionally, respondents agreed that the odor
intensity of the scrub is well-balanced, avoiding overpowering or harsh smells (WH = 4.1,
SD = 0.73, Strongly Agree). These results suggest that the product delivers a pleasant and
harmonious scent experience that is not overwhelming.

In terms of scent longevity, respondents agreed that the combination of guava leaves
and calamansi peels creates a long-lasting fragrance that remains on the skin after washing
(WH = 4.0, SD = 0.89, Agree). Similarly, the scrub was perceived as effective in reducing
body odor and leaving the skin feeling clean and refreshed (WH = 3.82, SD = 0.53, Agree).
Notably, the low standard deviation (0.53) for this statement suggests strong consensus
among participants regarding its odor-fighting properties.
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However, perceptions of the fresh, citrusy scent’s impact on user experience were
mixed, as indicated by the lowest weighted mean (WH = 2.71, SD = 1.622, Neutral). The
high standard deviation suggests significant variability in responses, indicating that some
users may not perceive

the citrusy scent as strongly as others. This could be influenced by differences in individual
scent perception or the formulation’s scent concentration.

Table 4

B. Texture

Statement WH SD Remarks

1.The body wash scrub is easy to 3.4 0.45 Agree

rinse off, leaving no sticky or greasy
residue on the skin.

2. The natural ingredients allow the 3.8 0.66 Agree

scrub to wash off quickly, even with
minimal water usage.

3. The fine texture of the scrub 4 0.89 Agree

ensures that it does not clog drains or
leave residue behind.

4. The body wash scrub effectively 4.2 1.3 Agree

removes dirt and oil while
maintaining skin moisture.

5. The formulation allows the scrub to 2.28 0.34 Neutral

foam easily, making it simple to apply
and rinse off completely.

Total 3.54 0.73 Agree

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Table 4 presents the overall findings suggest that the body wash scrub is generally

easy to rinse off and effective in cleansing, with a total weighted mean (WH = 3.54, Agree)

and a standard deviation (SD = 0.73) indicating moderate consistency in responses.

The strongest agreement was on the scrub’s ability to remove dirt and oil while

maintaining skin moisture (WH = 4.2, SD = 1.3, Agree). This suggests that the formulation

effectively cleanses the skin without causing excessive dryness. Additionally, respondents

agreed that the fine texture prevents clogging drains or leaving residue (WH = 4.0, SD =

0.89, Agree), highlighting its practicality for regular use.

The scrub’s quick rinsability due to natural ingredients was also well-received (WH =

3.8, SD = 0.66, Agree), indicating that it washes off easily even with minimal water.

Similarly, participants agreed that it leaves no sticky or greasy residue after rinsing (WH =

3.4, SD = 0.45, Agree), though this rating is slightly lower, suggesting some variability in

perception.

However, the lowest-rated aspect was the scrub’s foaming ability (WH = 2.28, SD =

0.34, Neutral). This indicates that users found it less effective in creating foam, which may

affect the ease of application and overall user experience.

Table 5
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C.Water Resistance

Statement WH SD Remarks

1. The scrub’s natural green tint from 3.4 0.45 Agree

guava leaves and yellow hue from
calamansi peels give it a vibrant and
appealing look.

2. The fine granules from calamansi 3.4 0.45 Agree

peels create a smooth and consistent
texture.

3. The product maintains a uniform 3.2 0.54 Neutral

color and consistency over time,
indicating stability.

4. The scrub's appearance reflects its 4.1 1.36 Agree

organic nature, with visible particles
of guava leaves and calamansi peels.

5. The clear and natural look of the 3.8 0.78 Agree

scrub enhances consumer trust in its
organic and chemical-free
formulation.

Total 3.58 0.81 Agree

Table 5 presents the overall weighted mean (WH = 3.58, Agree) suggests that respondents

generally find the body wash scrub's appearance and texture appealing, with a standard

deviation (SD = 0.81) indicating moderate consistency in responses.

Respondents strongly agreed that the scrub’s appearance reflects its organic nature, with

visible particles of guava leaves and calamansi peels (WH = 4.1, SD = 1.36, Agree). This
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highlights that the product successfully conveys its natural and organic ingredients.

Additionally, the clear and natural look of the scrub enhances consumer trust in its chemical-

free formulation (WH = 3.8, SD = 0.78, Agree), reinforcing its credibility as an organic

product.

The scrub’s natural green and yellow tint and the smooth, consistent texture from fine

calamansi granules both received a weighted mean of 3.4 (Agree) with a low SD (0.45),

indicating strong consistency in responses. This suggests that the product's color and texture

are appealing and well-received by users.

However, the lowest-rated aspect was the product’s ability to maintain uniform color and

consistency over time (WH = 3.2, SD = 0.54, Neutral). This suggests that some respondents

may have observed slight changes in the product’s stability, which could affect consumer

perception of quality.
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Chapter V

Summary of Findings, Conclusion, and Recommendations

This chapter presents the summary of findings, conclusions drawn from the gathered

data, and recommendations to the future researchers.

Summary of Findings

This study aimed to develop and determine the acceptability of the Guava Leaves

(Psidium Guajava) and Calamansi Peels (Citrus Microcarpa) as Organic Components for

Body Wash Scrub.

After going through experiment and product making the findings were revealed as

follows:

1. The relevaled that among the six respondents the majority being female (60%), while

male respondents comprised 40% of the sample.

2. The acceptability of guava leaves and calamansi peels as organic components for

body wash scrub was assessed through a survey-questionnaire method. The general
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average weighted mean of acceptability was 3.47, indicating that the formulated body

wash scrub is acceptable.

2.1 The body wash scrub exhibited a fresh, citrusy, and earthy scent due to its natural

ingredients. The average weighted mean for odor acceptability was 3.65, indicating

that most respondents found the fragrance pleasant.

2.2 The Physical Property of the Body Wash Scrub in terms of Texture The scrub was

described as thick and grainy, providing good exfoliation while maintaining skin

moisture. The overall texture acceptability had an average weighted mean of 3.54,

showing that respondents found it effective for cleansing.

2.3 The Level of Acceptability of the Body Wash Scrub The product maintained a natural

green and yellow color due to guava leaves and calamansi peels. The average

weighted mean for appearance and stability was 3.58, indicating moderate

acceptability.

2.4 The Level of Acceptability in terms of Foaming Ability Respondents noted that the

scrub’s foaming ability was limited, with an average weighted mean of 2.28,

suggesting the need for improvements in this aspect.

2.5 The effectiveness of the guava leaves and calamansi peels-based body wash scrub was

assessed through various criteria. The average weighted mean for effectiveness was 3.4,
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indicating that the product is generally effective but could benefit from minor

enhancements in foaming ability and stability.

Conclusion

Based on the findings the conclusion was made by the researchers:

1. Effective Organic Ingredients – Guava and calamansi peels have antibacterial and

exfoliating properties, making them suitable for body wash scrub formulations.

2. Skin Benefits – Calamansi peels provide gentle exfoliation, while guava extracts

nourish the skin with vitamin C and antioxidants.

3. Eco-Friendly Solution – Repurposing fruit peels promotes sustainability and

reduces reliance on chemical-based skincare products.

4. Affordable and Accessible – The ingredients are inexpensive and easy to obtain,

making the product a budget-friendly alternative to commercial scrubs.

5. Scope for Improvement – Further enhancements in texture, scent, and shelf life,

along with additional testing on different skin types, are recommended.

Recommendation
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1. Improve Color and Consistency Stability: Conduct further research to refine

the formulation, ensuring consistent color and texture over time.

2. Evaluate Long-Term Effectiveness: Implement long-term testing to assess the

scrub’s effectiveness in promoting skin health and its impact on skin

conditions.

3. Explore Sensory Attributes: Investigate ways to enhance the scrub’s

fragrance, texture, and overall sensory experience to optimize user

satisfaction.

4. Broaden Research Scope: Expand the study to include a larger and more

diverse population, encompassing various skin types and concerns.

5. Explore Market Potential: Conduct market research to understand consumer

preferences and identify potential commercial applications for the product.

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APPENDIX A

MATERIALS AND METHODS

Guava Leaves Calamansi Peels Essential Oil

This part presents pictures of the materials and methods used in this study.
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Salaw Sugar
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APPENDIX B

PROTOTYPE MAKING

To demonstrate how the alternative body wash scrub are made, the methods are labeled 1 to 11.
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APPENDIX C

THE THREE SETUPS

It contain same amount of ingredient guava leaves, calamansi peels,sugar , essential oil , and salaw.
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APPENDIX D

FINAL PRODUCT

It contain a mixture of guava leaves, calamansi peels,sugar , essential oil , and salaw.
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APPENDIX E

PRODUCT TESTING
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APPENDIX F

FINANCIAL STATEMENTG

Guava Leaves (30 pcs) P 0.00

Calamansi Peels (10pcs) P 20.00

Essential Oil (1 bottle) P 60.00

Salaw (1pcs) P 120.00

Sugar (1/4 pack) P 20.00

TOTAL P 220.00
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APPENDIX G

EXHIBIT BOARD
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APPENDIX H

WORK PLAN
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JEROME KIER L. JUANEZA

Home Address: BRGY. 1, Lucban, Quezon

Email Address: [email protected]
Contact Number: 0956 169 1485

PERSONAL DATA
Nickname : Jekjek
Date of Birth : July 18, 2004
Place of Birth : QMC Lucena, City
Age : 20 years old
Civil Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Parents : Jonathan Juaneza and Raquel Juaneza
Siblings : Jan Kelly L. Juaneza
Jen Kaylif L. Juaneza

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Senior High School : Grade 11 – 12
Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
Academic Track
Science Technology Engineering Technology and Mathematics (STEM)
2023-Present
Junior High School : Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
2019-2023
Elementary : Paaralang Elementarya ng Lucban 2
2013-2019
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PRINCESS LINDSEY A.VALERIO

Home Address: BRGY. 4 Lucban, Quezon
Email Address: [email protected]
Contact Number: 0998-493-5750

PERSONAL DATA
Nickname : Lind
Date of Birth : January 18, 2007
Place of Birth : Lucena City
Age : 18 years old
Civil Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Parents : William G. Valerio and Raxanne A. Valerio
Siblings : Prince Willix A.Valerio

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Senior High School : Grade 11 – 12
Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
Academic Track
Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
2023-Present
Junior High School : Lucban Academy
2019-2023
Elementary : Paaralang Elementarya ng Lucban 1
2013-2019
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CZAESHEL NICOLE R. LAQUEO

Home Address: BRGY. 5 Lucban, Quezon

Email Address: [email protected]
Contact Number: 0945-273-9397

PERSONAL DATA
Nickname : Poknat
Date of Birth : February 04, 2007
Place of Birth : Lucena City
Age : 18
Civil Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Parents : Zaldy P. Laqueo and Manilyn Laqueo
Siblings : Thea Elizabeth S. Laqueo
Zylene Cassie S. Laqueo

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Senior High School : Grade 11
Manuel S. Enverga Academy Foundation Inc.
Academic Track
Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
2023-2024
Grade 12
Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
2024- Present
Junior High School : Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
2019-2023
Elementary : Paaralang Elementarya ng Lucban 2
2013-2019
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ROCHA DIOSAVIEN A. LAGUADOR

Home Address: BRGY. Samil, Sitio Malapia, Lucban, Quezon

Email Address: [email protected]
Contact Number: 0948-091-8162

PERSONAL DATA
Nickname : Diosa
Date of Birth : February 19, 2007
Place of Birth : Lucena City
Age : 18 years old
Civil Status : Single
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Parents : Rod Steward E. Laguador and Lani Genalin C. Alarva
Siblings : Danelle A. Languador
:Kate Madison A.Laguador
:Kyle Adam A. Laguador
:Katniss A. Laguador
:John Khiefer A.Laguador
:Kyleden Lucas A. Laguador

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Senior High School : Grade 11 – 12
Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
Academic Track
Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
2023-Present
Junior High School : Paaralang Sekundarya ng Lucban Integrated School
2019-2023
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Elementary : Paaralang Elementarya ng Lucban 4
2013-2019