Centella Asiatica Extract - Brahmi Booti

Centella Asiatica Extract

• INCI Name:
  Centella Asiatica Extract
• Molecular Formula:
  Not applicable (natural botanical extract)
• CAS Number:
  84696-21-9
• Alternate Names:
  • Cica Extract
  • Gotu Kola Extract
  • Tiger Grass Extract
  • Centella Extract
  • Asiatic Pennywort Extract

Key Benefits:

• Helps soothe sensitive and irritated skin
• Supports skin barrier function
• Promotes healthier-looking skin
• Rich in antioxidant compounds
• Helps improve skin hydration and comfort
• Ideal for calming and repairing skincare formulations

Benefits & Uses (Short):

• Used in serums, creams, lotions, and face masks
• Popular ingredient in calming skincare products
• Helps reduce the appearance of redness
• Suitable for sensitive, dry, and acne-prone skin
• Commonly used in K-beauty and advanced skincare formulations

Recommended Usage Level:

• Serums: 0.5% – 5%
• Creams & Lotions: 0.5% – 5%
• Toners: 0.2% – 3%
• Face Masks: 1% – 5%
• Sensitive Skin Products: 0.5% – 5%

How It Works (Short):

• Functions as a botanical skin-conditioning extract rich in asiaticoside, madecassoside, asiatic acid, and madecassic acid
• Helps support the skin's natural repair and barrier functions
• Assists in soothing stressed and sensitive skin
• Provides antioxidant protection against environmental aggressors
• Helps improve skin hydration and overall skin appearance
• Works synergistically with Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, Panthenol, and Aloe Vera

Olfactory Notes:

• Odor Profile: Mild herbal, green
• Top Notes: Fresh botanical nuances
• Heart Notes: Herbal leafy character
• Base Notes: Soft earthy undertones
• Character: Natural, fresh, calming, botanical

FAQs:

Q: What is Centella Asiatica Extract used for?
A: It is used in skincare products to soothe skin, support the skin barrier, and improve overall skin comfort.

Q: Is Centella Asiatica good for sensitive skin?
A: Yes, it is one of the most popular ingredients for sensitive and redness-prone skin.

Q: What are the active compounds in Centella Asiatica?
A: Key compounds include asiaticoside, madecassoside, asiatic acid, and madecassic acid.

Q: Can Centella Asiatica be used with Niacinamide?
A: Yes, it works exceptionally well with Niacinamide, Panthenol, and Hyaluronic Acid.

Q: Why is Centella called Cica?
A: "Cica" is a widely used skincare term derived from Centella Asiatica and is associated with calming and barrier-support products