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Viola Mandshurica Flower Extract

Viola mandshurica flower extract is a botanical extract from the Manchurian violet flower used as a skin-conditioning and soothing ingredient in skincare.

What it is

This extract is obtained from the flowers of Viola mandshurica, a violet species native to East Asia. In cosmetics it is used at low levels for skin-conditioning and soothing purposes and to contribute a botanical, plant-based positioning to formulas. Like many flower extracts it contributes water-soluble plant constituents that can help support a comfortable skin feel.

Safety & warnings

Botanical flower extracts can occasionally cause sensitivity in individuals prone to plant or pollen allergies, though Viola mandshurica is not a commonly reported allergen. It is typically used at low concentrations.

Origin & sourcing

Natural, derived from the flowers of the Viola mandshurica (Manchurian violet) plant.

Questions everyone asks

What is Viola mandshurica flower extract?

It is a botanical extract from the flowers of the Manchurian violet, used as a skin-conditioning and soothing ingredient.

Why is it included in sunscreens?

It is added at low levels for skin conditioning and soothing and to support a botanical, plant-forward formula positioning.

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