INCI Name
Chamomilla Recutita Flower Powder
Botanical Name
Matricaria recutita (syn. Chamomilla recutita)
Chamomile powder is a milled botanical that lends soothing and skin-conditioning benefits to masks, soaks, and scrubs. Rich in flavonoids such as apigenin and quercetin, it’s valued for calming and balancing properties. Source organically and patch test for sensitive individuals.
Skin conditioning, soothing, masking agent, gentle exfoliant, natural colorant
Product Type(s):
Typical Usage Range:
0.5–2% (leave-on creams/lotions); 1–20% (wash-off & dry masks/scrubs); start low for sensitive skin
Traditionally used to comfort skin; supports calm, even-toned appearance; mild astringent; suited for sensitive routines
Primary Components:
Apigenin, luteolin, quercetin, (-)-α-bisabolol (trace), chamazulene (trace), polysaccharides
Allergy to Asteraceae (ragweed) family; potential sensitization; avoid eye contact; patch test advised
Preferred Extraction Method:
Dried, finely milled flower powder
Prefer organically grown, pesticide-tested lots; verify species (Matricaria recutita); request COA & micro counts; select ultra-fine mesh grind for face use
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Chamomile Powder
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