Centella asiatica extract (cica)

Centella asiatica extract, often called cica, is a plant extract used in soothing skin care.

Used in
Cosmetic ingredient (INCI)
Role
Botanical

Other names IngrediLens checks with this entry

The app's database groups these label names, including names used on labels in other European languages, with Centella asiatica extract. Some are true synonyms, others are close relatives with the same allergen or concern.

Contains / relevant to

IngrediLens does not flag Centella asiatica extract for any allergen, diet or skin concern in its database. If you want to avoid it anyway, you can add it as a custom ingredient filter in the app.

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Botanical extract; individual sensitivity is possible.

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