Due to its broad therapeutic influence, the Chamomile flower (Matricaria recutita L.) has been widely used as a herbal medicine. Alpha-bisabolol and matricin-derived chamazulene, a non-volatile proazulene, are the main constituents of the essential oil. Flavonoid derivatives such as apigenin and apigenin-7-glucoside are also found in flowers. It has been shown in clinical studies that chamomile flower helps to relieve skin irritations, inflammation and itching as well as helps to promote wound healing. The α-bisabolol also has antibacterial and antifungal properties.
Chamomile flower has been used successfully as an oral or topical therapy either alone or in combination with other herbs. Chamomile is very safe for both internal and external use.
Allantoin helps to soothe skin rashes and protect against dry skin and minor irritations. It works by promoting healthy skin and speeding up the growth of new healthy tissue for faster healing process.
Many veterinarians are now recognizing the benefits of herbal therapy instead of the use of pharmaceutical drug such as corticosteroids which may also affect other organs in the body and should be considered only as the last resort to relieve extreme discomforts.
BENEFITS
Relieves skin irritations and itching;
Inhibits skin inflammation;
Promotes skin healing;
Protects sensitive skin against dryness;
Relieves atopic or allergic dermatitis, flea allergic dermatitis, insect
Bites and contact dermatitis; and
Protects sensitive skin from allergic reactions.
KEY FEATURES:
Chamomile Flower Extract as standardized extracts
Relieves itchiness, irritation and inflammation of the skin
Its antiseptic property helps to protect the skin from infections
Removes unpleasant odors
Prevents allergic reactions for sensitive skin
