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Prunus Persica Flower Extract

Peach flower extract is a botanical from the blossoms of Prunus persica, used in cosmetics as a skin-conditioning ingredient.

What it is

Prunus persica flower extract is derived from the blossoms of the peach tree and is used as a conditioning botanical in skincare and sunscreens. It is intended to lend a soothing, comfortable feel and contribute plant-derived constituents such as flavonoids. It generally appears at low levels as a supporting ingredient.

Safety & warnings

Peach flower extract is generally well tolerated in cosmetic use. As with any botanical, sensitive individuals may occasionally react, and overall tolerability depends on the complete formulation including its extraction solvent or carrier.

Origin & sourcing

Natural. It is an extract prepared from the flowers of Prunus persica (peach), a fruit tree cultivated worldwide.

Questions everyone asks

What is peach flower extract used for?

It is a conditioning botanical that can add a soothing feel and plant antioxidants to a formula. It does not provide UV protection.

Is it made from peaches?

It is made from the flowers of the peach tree rather than from the fruit itself, so it is distinct from peach fruit extracts.

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