Alpha-Bisabolol
Explained
Alpha-Bisabolol
ˈbisəˌbȯl-ȯl | Noun
Bisabolol, or more formally α-(−)-bisabolol.
This terpene is not as commonly found in cannabis as other terpenes and is most abundantly found in the essential oil, German chamomile as well as the bark of the Candeia (Vanillosmopsis erythropappa) tree of Brazil.
Giving off its well known, light, fresh floral aromas and flavors this terpenoid belongs to the class of organic compounds known as sesquiterpenoids.
What Health Benefits Does
Bisabolol Have?
Naturally Bisabolol is a...
Colorless, thick oily liquid, making it a great consistency for use in cosmetics such as skin care and creams.
Having anti-inflammatory properties proven by science early on, bisabolol works magic on acne, rashes, rosacea, psoriasis, and similar conditions associated with frequent skin irritations.
Bisabolol has demonstrated the unique ability to increase the absorption of other medicinal molecules by the dermal layers of the skin.
It has also been shown that bisabolol calms the skin after exposure to UV rays, and tones down sunburns and redness.
