German Chamomile Extract

Botanical Source:Matricaria chamomilla LCAS Number:94350-02-4Offering Grade:α-BisabololActive Compound:α-Bisabolol (C15H26O)

Floral Concretes & Absolutes

About German Chamomile Extract

German Chamomile Extract is sourced from Matricaria chamomilla L.. It is offered standardized for α-Bisabolol, CAS 94350-02-4. Traditional and industrial applications include skin & wound care, gastrointestinal health, anxiety & sleep disorders, respiratory & cold management.

Applications & Benefits

Skin & Wound Care

Topically, it acts as an anti-inflammatory and antiseptic to treat dermatitis, eczema, minor wounds, burns, hemorrhoids, and mouth ulcers (stomatitis).

Gastrointestinal Health

It is used to relieve gastrointestinal spasms, indigestion, diarrhea, flatulence, and colic in infants due to its spasmolytic properties.

Anxiety & Sleep Disorders

Used as a mild sedative to calm nerves, reduce stress-induced cortisol, and treat insomnia.

Respiratory & Cold Management

Inhalation of extract vapor is used to treat common colds, coughs, and throat irritation.

Pain Management

Chamomile oil is used in aromatherapy to reduce pain after cesarean section and in topical gels forcarpal tunnel syndrome.

Functional Foods & Cosmetics

Integrated into tea, functional yogurt, perfumes, and toothpaste for its anti-inflammatory properties and calming scent.

Specifications

Technical Specification Sheet

Botanical Source: Matricaria chamomilla L
Offering Grade: α-Bisabolol
CAS Number: 94350-02-4
Active Compound: α-Bisabolol (C15H26O)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the botanical source of German Chamomile Extract?

German Chamomile Extract is sourced from Matricaria chamomilla L.

What is the CAS number for German Chamomile Extract?

German Chamomile Extract carries CAS number 94350-02-4.

What grade is German Chamomile Extract offered in?

German Chamomile Extract is offered standardized for α-Bisabolol.

What is German Chamomile Extract used for?

German Chamomile Extract is commonly used for Skin & Wound Care.

What are floral concretes and absolutes?

Concretes and absolutes are concentrated floral extracts obtained through solvent extraction, used primarily in perfumery and fragrance formulation.

How is each concrete or absolute specified?

Each product page lists the botanical source and the key active compound identified in the extract.

Which floral concretes and absolutes have a verified active-compound percentage range?

3 of the 19 floral concretes and absolutes in this category are standardized to a verified active-compound percentage range: Jasmine Extract (70-75% Flavonoids), Kewada Extract (up to 75.4% 2-Phenylethyl-methylether), and Tuberose Extract (9-30% Methyl Benzoate). Each product's page states its exact range.