Chrysanthemum Boreale Flower Extract
INCI: CHRYSANTHEMUM BOREALE FLOWER EXTRACT
Reviewed by Emma · Last updated 14 Aug 2026
Also known as: Chrysanthemum Boreale Flower Extract
A flower extract with antioxidant and skin-conditioning properties
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Daily
What Is Chrysanthemum Boreale Flower Extract?
Chrysanthemum boreale flower extract is derived from the blooms of the Chrysanthemum boreale plant. The extract contains over 30 chemical compounds, including eugenol and cuminaldehyde, which contribute to its skincare function. It is used in formulations primarily for its antioxidant and skin-conditioning properties.
In skincare, this ingredient works to help protect and support the skin's surface, with research suggesting potential benefits for skin regeneration and resilience.
Benefits for Your Skin
How It Works
The extract contains compounds that activate cellular signalling pathways involved in skin protection and repair. Specifically, research suggests it may stimulate the growth of keratinocytes (skin cells) and enhance the skin's natural defence mechanisms against oxidative stress.
Some of its active components, such as eugenol, appear to work by scavenging free radicals—unstable molecules that damage skin cells. Other compounds may support the skin's natural repair processes at a cellular level, though the exact mechanisms in living skin remain an area of ongoing investigation.
Clinical Evidence & References
In laboratory and animal studies, chrysanthemum boreale extract has demonstrated antioxidant activity and the ability to stimulate skin cell growth and wound healing. Research also suggests potential benefits for protecting skin against UV damage by activating cellular repair pathways.
However, most evidence currently comes from cell cultures and animal models rather than human clinical trials. While results are encouraging, more research in human subjects would help confirm the extent of these benefits in real-world skincare use.
Published Research
How to Use
This ingredient is typically used as a supporting component within broader skincare formulations rather than a standalone treatment. It is most effective as part of a consistent routine, such as within a toner, serum, or moisturiser used daily or as directed on the product label. Pairing it with other antioxidants and sun protection will optimise skin protection.
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