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Lavandula Angustifolia Flower Extract

Also known as: Lavender Flower Extract

Lavandula Angustifolia Flower Extract is derived from the flowers of the lavender plant. It is primarily used in cosmetics for its aromatic properties, imparting a pleasant scent to products. It also contains compounds that may offer some soothing and antioxidant benefits to the skin.

Botanical extract, fragranceVegan
BenefitMinimal 1 / 4
Soothing i1 / 4

Whether it can calm the skin — linked to less redness, irritation, discomfort, or visible reactivity.

RiskModerate 1.8 / 4
Irritation i1.8 / 4

Risk of short-term irritation — stinging, burning, dryness, redness, or discomfort. Common for strong actives, acids, retinoids, fragrances, and harsh surfactants.

Sensitization i1.5 / 4

Risk of allergic contact dermatitis or immune-based reactions. Fragrance allergens, preservatives, botanicals, and some dyes may score here.

Systemic exposure i0.5 / 4

Whether it has meaningful potential to be absorbed into the body at levels that may matter biologically. Most cosmetic ingredients score low unless there is known concern or high exposure.

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Products with Lavandula Angustifolia Flower Extract

Moisture Balancing Shampoo
Lador
Moisture Balancing Shampoo
4.3/ 56/13/13
White Tea Pure Indulgence Body Cream
Elizabeth Arden
White Tea Pure Indulgence Body Cream
3.2/ 521/10/21
Infra Keratin Mist
CHI
Infra Keratin Mist
3/ 56/10/11

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Frequently asked questions

Is lavender extract the same as lavender essential oil?
No, while both come from the lavender plant, the extract is typically a milder form, often water or glycerin-based, containing some beneficial compounds but generally less concentrated than the essential oil, which is more potent and volatile.
Can lavender extract cause skin irritation?
Yes, even in extract form, lavender can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, especially in individuals with sensitive skin or a known allergy to lavender or other botanical ingredients.