Ingredient guide
Chamomile Callus Culture
matricaria chamomilla callus
In short
Chamomile Callus Culture is a biotechnology form of chamomile that offers soothing and hydrating benefits without the colour shift of blue chamomile oil. It helps calm visible redness and supports a comfortable skin barrier.
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What it is
Plant callus culture from Matricaria chamomilla; INCI callus form distinct from chamomile flower extract or blue chamomile oil entries; apigenin and bisabolol precursor fractions from callus culture provide soothing and barrier-hydrating activity without azulene colour instability; calming profile for reactive and redness-prone skin.
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What does Chamomile Callus Culture do for skin?
It provides gentle calming benefits and supports hydration, helping skin look less reactive and more at ease.
Which skin types can use Chamomile Callus Culture?
It is suitable for most skin types, especially those prone to visible redness or sensitivity.
How is Chamomile Callus Culture used?
It appears in lightweight serums, lotions, and masks meant to reduce visible redness and support daily comfort.
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