Dandelion Root Extract

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Dandelion Extract Group
Dandelion Extract 10ml
Dandelion Extract 50ml
Dandelion Extract 100ml
Dandelion Extract 250ml
Dandelion Extract 500ml
Dandelion Extract 1 litre
Dandelion Extract 5 litres
Dandelion Extract Group
Dandelion Extract 10ml
Dandelion Extract 50ml
Dandelion Extract 100ml
Dandelion Extract 250ml
Dandelion Extract 500ml
Dandelion Extract 1 litre
Dandelion Extract 5 litres

What is dandelion root extract?

Dandelion extract is extracted from the dandelion roots. Dandelion extract is a yellow liquid with a floral aroma.

The common dandelion plant (taraxacum officinale) is often regarded as a weed but it is very popular in the cosmetics industry for its skin health benefits.

Ingredients: glycerin, aqua, taraxacum officinale rhizome root extract, citric acid, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate

Origin and history

Dandelions are native to Eurasia and was first discovered in the 13th century. The dandelion plant was commonly used in traditional medicine for its digestive health benefits.

In Ancient Chinese medicine, they made dandelion tea using dandelion root and dandelion leaves. Dandelion root was also popular in Ancient Greece, Rome and Egypt in traditional medicine.

Dandelion root was traditionally used to help reduce skin irritations, immune system problems, blood sugar levels, diabetes, arthritis, toothaches, fevers and to lower blood pressure.

What is dandelion root extract used for?

Dandelion root extract is used in cosmetic products like lotions, creams, moisturisers and serums. It is very popular in skincare products because of its great moisturising and hydrating properties.

Dandelion extract also improves the firmness in skin and bring back elasticity in mature skin. Dandelion extract is suitable for all skin types, and it especially good for sensitive skin.

It is commonly said that dandelion extract has anti inflammatory and antibacterial properties. However, more research is needed to back up these claims.

Dandelion extract safety

Dandelion extract should be diluted in a carrier oil before being applied to the skin. The recommended usage rate for dandelion extract is around 1.5% - 3% when used in a skin treatment.

We recommend doing a patch test with the diluted extract before applying topically to check for allergic reactions or irritation on the skin. Our dandelion extract should not be ingested and is for external use only.

FAQ's

What is the INCI name for dandelion extract?

The INCI name for dandelion root extract is taraxacum officinale rhizome/root extract.

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