Ingredient guide
Lavender Callus Culture
lavandula angustifolia callus
In short
A lavender callus culture that offers calming and moisture‑balancing benefits without the sensitising components of lavender essential oil. Good for visible redness and dryness. Designed for sensitive skin‑friendly formulas.
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What it is
Plant callus culture from Lavandula angustifolia; INCI callus form distinct from lavender essential oil or hydrosol entries; callus avoids linalool and linalyl acetate sensitisation risk of the essential oil while retaining rosmarinic acid and luteolin fractions; calming and moisture-balancing profile for sensitive and redness-prone skin.
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What does Lavandula angustifolia callus do for skin?
It helps calm visible redness and supports balanced hydration. Unlike essential oil, it avoids common fragrance allergens.
Is Lavandula angustifolia callus suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, it’s specifically valued for offering lavender’s soothing benefits in a gentler, low‑sensitiser form. Works well for dryness and visible irritation.
How is Lavandula angustifolia callus used in skincare?
It appears in calming serums, toners, and creams. Often paired with hydrators for a comfortable finish.
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