CENTELLA
Description
Native to Asia and Oceania, Centella asiatica is an herbaceous plant species of the Apiaceae family. Used as a medicinal plant in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine, it is commonly called “tiger grass.” It reaches maturity after three months. Only the leaves are picked in order to protect the species and maintain it as a resource.
Extraits : Macerate
Origine : MADAGASCAR, SRI-LANKA
certifications : ORG
Centella asiatica (L.) Urb.
Macerate
MADAGASCAR, SRI-LANKA
Code MHU20014
CAS EINECS 84696-21-9
Origin
Native to Asia and Oceania, Centella asiatica is an herbaceous plant species of the Apiaceae family. Used as a medicinal plant in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine, it is commonly called “tiger grass.” It reaches maturity after three months. Only the leaves are picked in order to protect the species and maintain it as a resource.
Afin de produire ce macérat d’herbe du tigre, nous nous approvisionnons en matière première auprès d’un partenaire distributeur français.
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Afin de produire ce macérat d’herbe du tigre, nous nous approvisionnons en matière première auprès d’un partenaire distributeur français.
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Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, centella extracts are used in products like creams, balms and lotions. They are also used in products for damaged skin, irritated skin, stressed skin, mature skin, sensitive skin and couperose-prone skin.
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In cosmetics, centella extracts are used in products like creams, balms and lotions. They are also used in products for damaged skin, irritated skin, stressed skin, mature skin, sensitive skin and couperose-prone skin.
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