What it is
This extract is obtained from Chrysanthellum indicum, a flowering plant traditionally valued in herbal use. In cosmetics it is added to help condition and soothe the look of the skin and to provide antioxidant support. It is typically used as a supporting botanical at low concentrations.
Safety & warnings
Generally well tolerated in cosmetic use. As a member of the Asteraceae (daisy/composite) family, it may pose a sensitivity risk for individuals allergic to plants such as ragweed, chamomile, or marigold.
Origin & sourcing
Natural plant extract derived from the aerial parts or flowers of Chrysanthellum indicum.
Questions everyone asks
What is Chrysanthellum indicum extract?
It is a botanical extract from the golden chamomile plant used to soothe and condition the skin.
Could it cause allergies?
It belongs to the daisy family, so people sensitive to related plants like ragweed or chamomile should use caution.