Ingredient guide
Rose Geranium Callus Culture
pelargonium graveolens callus
In short
Rose geranium callus culture concentrates balancing and calming compounds from the plant without the sensitising effects of geranium essential oil. It is used to reduce visible redness and support the look of refined pores.
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What it is
Plant callus culture from Pelargonium graveolens; geraniol and citronellol precursor fractions from callus concentrate antimicrobial and sebum-balancing properties without the sensitisation risk of the essential oil; distinct INCI form from geranium essential oil entries; applied in pore-minimising and redness-calming formulas.
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What does Rose Geranium Callus Culture do for skin?
It helps balance surface oil, calm visible redness, and give the appearance of tighter-looking pores.
Who is Rose Geranium Callus Culture for?
It works well for combination or redness-prone skin that wants botanical benefits without essential oil exposure.
How is Rose Geranium Callus Culture used in skincare?
It appears in lightweight serums and gel creams aimed at clarity and comfort.
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