Lamium Album Flower … Stem Extract
INCI: LAMIUM ALBUM FLOWER/LEAF/STEM EXTRACT
Reviewed by Kate · Last updated 14 Aug 2026
A plant extract with gentle skin-conditioning and soothing properties
Best For Skin Types
All, Sensitive, Dry
Addresses
Usage Frequency
Daily
What Is Lamium Album Flower … Stem Extract?
Lamium album, commonly known as white deadnettle, is a herbaceous plant native to Europe. The flower, leaf, and stem extract is used in skincare formulations primarily for its skin-conditioning properties. Like many plant extracts, it contains compounds that may help support the skin's natural moisture balance and overall skin comfort.
This ingredient is typically incorporated into skincare products at low concentrations as part of a broader formulation strategy. It functions as a botanical humectant and conditioning agent rather than a targeted treatment for specific skin concerns.
How It Works
Plant extracts work through multiple mechanisms. Lamium album contains naturally occurring compounds such as phenolics and flavonoids that can act as humectants, drawing moisture into the skin and helping it retain hydration. These compounds may also have mild antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which could help reduce transient irritation and redness.
The exact mechanism depends on the extraction method and which parts of the plant are used. The conditioning effect is primarily achieved through moisture-binding rather than through active cellular change.
Clinical Evidence & References
Direct clinical studies on Lamium album flower/leaf/stem extract in skincare are limited. The ingredient has a long history in traditional herbal medicine, particularly in European folk remedies for skin soothing, though this historical use does not constitute modern clinical validation.
What evidence exists is largely from the broader plant extract category and traditional usage rather than controlled human trials specific to this ingredient. It is generally recognised as safe in cosmetic formulations, but its efficacy for specific skin conditions remains largely supported by ingredient tradition and formulation experience rather than robust clinical data.
How to Use
This ingredient is most effective as part of a complete skincare routine rather than as a standalone treatment. It is well-suited to serums, toners, and hydrating essences. Because it is typically used at low concentrations, it works best in combination with other skin-conditioning or active ingredients tailored to your specific skin concerns. Apply to clean skin before heavier creams or oils.
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