Botanicals With Benefits
Initially grown centuries ago for their seeds and green foliage, carrots eventually became prized for their colorful roots, which are a reliably tasty addition to a wide variety of cuisines, either raw or cooked.
Carrot Root is considered to be one of the most therapeutic skin oils due to its natural carotenes. Carrot Root oil is a CO2 extract of dried carrot root creating an orange liquid that is packed with potent antioxidants. This oil has different properties from Carrot Seed, which has its own beneficial components.
Powerful Cellular Regeneration
Significant carotenoids are γ- and B-carotenes, lycopene, and zeacarotene. Two bioactive carotenoids, such as retinol and retinal, are bio generated through rearrangement of the -B-carotene, which is mediated by the cytostolic enzyme -carotenoid- dioxygenase.

Carotenoid - The carotenoid family includes alpha and beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin, cryptoxanthin, and lycopene.
High Carotenoids (vitamin A) content - Strong antioxidants that play a crucial role in the health of your skin. They inhibit UV damage and stimulate cell repair.
Beta Carotene - The other type of Vitamin A, which is obtained from colorful fruits and vegetables, is in the form of “pro-Vitamin A” namely carotenoids.
Lutein - A potent antioxidant which not only shields skin from your phone and laptop's blue light, but also from atmospheric pollutants like particulate matter's (PM) heavy metals and chemicals.
Lycopene - A powerful antioxidant (part of the more than 600 fat-soluble plant compounds known as carotenoids) that helps protect and repair skin from premature aging caused by modern living and environmental stressors. The topical application of lycopene combats age-causing free radicals and assists in metabolic functions related to growth and repair. Important free radical scavengers that protect from overexposure to damaging UV-light. Lycopene's antioxidant and UV-blocking capabilities.
ANTIOXIDANTS
BETA-CAROTENE / A form of Vitamin A a potent antioxidant that helps to prevent the early signs of aging along with environmental damage.
CAROTENOIDS / Potent compounds with protective power against free radicals which ultimately contribute to fine Innes and wrinkles.
VITAMINS
VITAMIN A / Reduces the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, acne while smoothing, brightening, boosting skin healing and skin protection.
VITAMIN E / Powerful antioxidant helps to keep skin healthy defending against the early signs of aging photoprotective potential against UV light radiation in human skin cells
Better together Vitamin A + E synergistically provide powerful collagen-promoting compounds helping to prevent collagen breakdown preventing loss of skin firmness.
CELL RENEWAL BOOST
Vitamin A and beta-carotene are natural exfoliants helping to increase cellular turnover. Expected results... the removal of damaged skin cells to reveal, less visible fine lines and a brighter more even skin tone.
COMPOSITION
- Vitamins: A & E
- Plant Sterols: Very High in B-sitosterol // Tigmasterol // Campesterol // Lycopene.
- Antioxidants: Beta-carotene // Carotenes // Lycopene.
METHOD OF EXTRACTION: CO2 The use of natural carbon dioxide in the form of a supercritical fluid is an environmentally friendly extraction technique and provides a pure product with no solvent residues, no inorganic salts, no heavy metals, and no reproducible microorganisms.
PLANT PART USED: The root
CULTIVATION METHOD: Certified Organic USDA & ECOCERT
INCI NOMENCLATURE: Daucus carota
ORIGIN: Germany
HARVESTING FACTS: Early planted carrots are harvested from late July to September. Late crops are harvested in fall, often well into November.
AROMA: Mild and fresh.
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Potential of Lycopene, β-Carotene, Vitamin E, Vitamin C and Carnosic Acid in UVA-Irradiated Human Skin Fibroblasts.
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