antioxidant · fragrance
Pinus Palustris Extract
Watch if sensitive·Limited evidence·INCI: Pinus Palustris Leaf Extract
Pine leaf extract containing volatile terpenes and antioxidants. Fine for most, but contains fragrance components; individuals with fragrance sensitivity should exercise caution.
Worth knowing
- EU-labelled fragrance allergen
Questions
- What is pinus palustris extract?
- Pinus palustris, or longleaf pine, extract is used in some skincare products for fragrance and potential antimicrobial properties. It contains natural terpenes and resin compounds. Published cosmetic safety data on this specific extract is limited.
- Is pinus palustris safe for skin?
- Pinus palustris extract does not show major safety red flags at typical cosmetic concentrations. Like any plant extract, it could potentially trigger reactions in sensitive individuals. Patch testing is a reasonable precaution if you react to pine scents or essential oils.
- Can pine extract cause skin problems?
- Pine extract is not commonly associated with significant skin irritation at cosmetic use levels. People with fragrance sensitivity or essential oil reactions may want to avoid it. Most people tolerate it without issue.
Products with Pinus Palustris Extract
References
Cosmetic information for general education, not medical advice. A verdict is a reading of the published evidence, never a guarantee for your skin: any ingredient can irritate someone, so patch test new products and see a professional if you react. Concern is graded on cited evidence, never on hazard-score lists. See how we score.