Bisabolol
没药醇
Also known as: Alpha-Bisabolol, Levomenol
What it does
- Anti-inflammatory
- Soothing
- Wound healing
- Enhances absorption of other ingredients
Evidence
Moderate evidenceWell-studied anti-inflammatory. Originally from chamomile, now often synthetic.
Skin types
Well suited for: All Sensitive Rosacea
One of the gentlest anti-inflammatories.
Helps with
Redness & Irritation Sensitivity Irritation
Irritation potential
Very Low
Comedogenic rating
0 / 5
Pregnancy
Generally considered safe during pregnancy
Safe during pregnancy.
Good to know
Derived from chamomile or synthesized. Excellent for calming irritated skin.
References
Compound data from PubChem (U.S. National Library of Medicine).
Further reading
- Advances of liposomal mediated nanocarriers for the treatment of dermatophyte infections — Heliyon (2023)
- World Association for Veterinary Dermatology Consensus Statement for Diagnosis, and Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines for Treatment and Prevention of Canine Leishmaniosis — Vet Dermatol (2025)
Selected peer-reviewed reviews on this ingredient, indexed by Europe PMC. Provided as background, not proof of any specific claim.
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