Dried Chamomile Buds contains powerful anti-oxidants including polyphenols and phytochemicals. When applied to the skin, it may help reduce signs of aging by protecting the skin from free radical damage. “It accelerates cell and tissue renewal, reducing the appearance of fine lines and giving skin a youthful glow.

• Alleviates redness: Dried Chamomile Buds placates redness because of its anti-inflammatory properties. Redness is a side-effect of underlying inflammation. If an ingredient is anti-inflammatory, the skin is soothed, less red, and less irritated
• Soothes sensitive skin: “There is basic science research showing that chamomile helps block signals in the body known as prostaglandins, which are responsible for inflammation. This makes chamomile a great ingredient for people who have sensitive skin, as well as inflammatory conditions like rosacea.
• Relieves inflammation: “Because chamomile has anti-inflammatory properties, it helps to protect against long-term and short-term skin inflammation. [Specifically], in the case of sunburns, it helps reduce DNA damage caused by too much UV exposure. This is why a cold compress of brewed chamomile tea placed on the sunburn can aid in a quicker recovery.
• Decreases signs of aging: Chamomile has long been used for medicinal purposes thanks to its abundance of flavonoids and phytochemicals.2 These nutrients are known to fight against harmful free radicals and speed up cell regeneration, thereby improving the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and scars.

INCI Name: Matricaria Recutita (Chamomile) Flower

Application: drugs, food, anti-aging products, cosmetics, etc.

Packaging: Our Flowers, buds, and petals are packed in waterproof zip-lock pouches to avoid spillage.

Recommended Storage: Our Flowers, buds, and petals should be stored in cool temperatures away from direct sunlight and moisture in an airtight container.