INCI Name
Rosa Canina Flower
Botanical Name
Rosa canina L.
Dried Rosa canina petals offer mild astringent, antioxidant, and aromatic benefits. Commonly used in masks, toners, mists, and soaks for gentle toning and skin conditioning. CIR indicates Rosa canina flower/derived ingredients are safe as used when formulated to avoid irritation and sensitization.
Fragrance (masking), skin-conditioning, mild astringent, antioxidant, gentle abrasive
Product Type(s):
Typical Usage Range:
0.5-5% in dry blends; infusions q.s. to phase (formulate to be non-irritating)
Soothes and tones; antioxidant support; aromatic bath/soak; gentle mask additive
Primary Components:
Flavonoids (quercetin, kaempferol); phenolic acids (gallic, ellagic); tannins; trace volatiles (citronellol, geraniol, nerol, phenethyl alcohol)
Potential allergy to natural fragrance allergens (citronellol, geraniol, linalool); patch test advised; avoid if Rosaceae allergy
Preferred Extraction Method:
Air- or shade-dried; infusion
Cosmetic-/food-grade; organic preferred; well-dried vibrant petals; minimal contaminants; store airtight away from light/moisture
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