What it is
This ingredient is obtained from the leaf cells of Jasminum sambac, commonly known as Arabian jasmine, often produced through plant cell culture techniques. It is used in skincare as a botanical skin-conditioning agent intended to support the appearance of comfortable, well-conditioned skin. In sunscreens it typically appears as a supporting botanical at low concentrations.
Safety & warnings
Botanical leaf extracts are generally well tolerated when properly formulated. Because jasmine and related botanicals can contain naturally fragrant constituents, individuals prone to plant or fragrance sensitivities may wish to patch test.
Origin & sourcing
It is a botanical ingredient derived from Jasminum sambac leaf cells, frequently grown using plant cell culture rather than harvested wild leaves.
Questions everyone asks
What is Jasminum sambac leaf cell extract made from?
It comes from the leaf cells of Arabian jasmine (Jasminum sambac), often produced through plant cell culture.
Why is it used in sunscreen?
It serves as a botanical skin-conditioning ingredient meant to support the look and feel of the skin.