Centella Asiatica Extract Specifications

Centella Asiatica Extract Description

Centella Asiatica Extract contains a variety of triterpene components, the main active ingredients of which are Asiatic Acid and Asiaticoside, which belong to triterpenoid saponin compounds, all derived from Centella asiatica. Centella Asiatica Extract can be used in various cosmetics and shampoos.

Centella asiatica extract is a rich source of natural bioactive substances, triterpenoid saponins, flavonoids, phenolic acids, triterpenic steroids, amino acids, and sugars.

Centella Asiatica Benefits

• Enhances wound healing: Centella Asiatica extracts stimulate the synthesis of collagen, thereby accelerating the healing process and reducing scar formation.
• Anti-inflammatory effect: Centella Asiatica extract can inhibit the release of inflammatory factors, thereby improving the skin conditions of inflammation and redness and showing a soothing effect on sensitive skin.
• Antioxidant: It is rich in antioxidant components that can counteract free radicals, thereby reducing the oxidative damage to skin cells and delaying skin aging.
• Moisturizing and repair: Centella Asiatica extracts enhance the skin barrier function and improve hydration, therefore enhancing elasticity and firmness.
• Improves skin tone: It has also helped reduce hyperpigmentation for an even skin tone and helps reduce melanin formation.

Centella Asiatica Extract Applications

It is widely used in skin care products, especially in restorative, anti-aging and sensitive skin care products.

Reference:

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3. -J. Liu, Z.-X. Liu, W.-Z. Ju, Z.-Y. Chen, N.-N. Xiang, H.-S. Tan.Determination of asiaticoside in rat plasma by LC–MS–MS and its application to pharmacokinetics studies. Chromatographia, 72 (2010), pp. 821-825