Apigenin is extracted from the dried flowers of chamomile, which is a high-purity cosmetic-grade raw material. As a flavonoid compound, apigenin has various biological activities. Chamomile (Matricaria recutita L.), also known as mother chrysanthemum, is an annual herb. Its wild plants were first found in Europe, North America and northern Africa. The place of origin is western Europe, and it is suitable for growing in milder sandy soil. Now there are a large number of artificial cultivation in Xinjiang, my country, and a small amount of distribution in Hunan, Sichuan and other places. Chamomile is rich in carbohydrates and proteins. Read More

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla L.), also known as mother chrysanthemum, is an annual or perennial herb of the genus Matricaria in the Asteraceae family. The whole plant is fragrant and contains volatile aromatic oils. It is a medicinal plant and spice with great development value plant. It has been regarded as a sacred flower since ancient times and can be used as medicine and tea. Its essential oil is also a very popular health care and beauty product. It is produced in Germany, Belgium, Bulgaria, Britain, France, Hungary, Italy, and China. Read More

Chamomile essential oil is mainly used in soothing and repairing cosmetics to achieve its skin care effect. The chamomile essential oil produced by Bolin Bio is a single essential oil with high purity and cannot be used directly on the skin. Read More