Expert opinion from Georgios Christos Bakolas
Master Science in Sport Nutrition · 3 years of experience · UK
Chrysanthemum and more specific chrysanthemum skin is enriched with beta-carotene which breaks down into vitamin A. Vitamin A acts like an antioxidant and therefore eliminates oxidative stress and damaged cells in organ systems. As a result, chrysanthemum has been used topically to clear up skin irritation and chronic conditions such as psoriasis. Last but not least, has been used to reduce the signs of aging, as well as wrinkles and blemishes.
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Expert opinion from Cagla E. Kayma
Bachelor of Science Nutrition and Dietetics · 7 years of experience · UK
Chrysanthemums infusion has long been used topically for this reason, as it can clear up skin irritation, redness and chronic conditions, such as eczema and psoriasis. It also helps to generally reduce the signs of aging as well as wrinkles and blemishes, thanks to the antioxidant content of the flowers.
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Expert opinion from Mantwa Radebe
Master of Science (MSc) In Nutrition · 12 years of experience · South Africa
The essential oils in chrysanthemum flowers have repeatedly been shown to have antibacterial and antimicrobial effects, which can help prevent the growth and spread of bacteria as well as other microorganisms in body and on the skin. Usage should be cautious as some people might experience allergic reaction.
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