Our take
Is Chrysanthemum Extract a Good Ingredient?
While it’s used for a calming feel, supporting data are modest and benefits may vary; members of the Asteraceae family can trigger sensitivities in some users. It’s best included as a supportive botanical rather than a cornerstone active. Limited proof of benefit weighed against the risk keeps it at Fair.
What it does
Skin Benefits
Can impart a calming feel and help defend against everyday oxidative stress; research remains modest, so outcomes are not assured.
Where you'll find it
Uses in Skincare & Cosmetics
Used in toners, sheet masks, and creams to refresh the skin and add a botanical element to skincare formulas.
Before you use it
Irritation or allergic contact dermatitis is possible, particularly in those sensitive to Asteraceae (ragweed/mugwort) plants, patch testing is advisable. Extract composition can include fragrance-like constituents that increase reactivity in some individuals. No broadly recognized cosmetic-use bans, but discontinue if redness or stinging occurs.
Products with Chrysanthemum Extract