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Lilium Candidum Flower Extract

An extract from the flowers of the Madonna lily, used in cosmetics as a botanical skin-conditioning ingredient.

What it is

Lilium Candidum Flower Extract is derived from the blossoms of the Madonna lily (Lilium candidum). It contains plant constituents that are used to help condition and soften the skin. In sun care and skincare it typically appears at low levels as a botanical additive intended to support skin feel.

Safety & warnings

Botanical flower extracts can occasionally cause sensitivity in individuals reactive to plant materials, so those with known botanical allergies may prefer to use caution. It is a plant extract rather than a comedogenic oil.

Origin & sourcing

Naturally derived. It is extracted from the flowers of the Madonna lily, Lilium candidum.

Questions everyone asks

What plant does this extract come from?

It comes from the flowers of the Madonna lily, Lilium candidum, a flowering plant used in cosmetic botanical extracts.

What is its role in a formula?

It is used mainly as a botanical skin-conditioning ingredient, typically at low levels.

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