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Terpene

Bisabolol

Gentle floral terpene found in chamomile and candeia tree.

anti-inflammatoryanti-irritantantimicrobial

Known Effects

anti-inflammatoryanti-irritantantimicrobial

Aroma

Delicate floral — fruity, nutty, with hints of honey and coconut

Also Found In

German chamomileCandeia treeSageChamomile tea

The Science of Bisabolol

Bisabolol (α-bisabolol) is a monocyclic sesquiterpene alcohol (C₁₅H₂₆O) best known as the primary constituent of German chamomile essential oil. Its gentle, fruity-floral aroma with notes of honey and coconut has made it a staple in the fragrance and cosmetics industries. Unlike many terpenes with sharp or pungent aromas, bisabolol is subtle and soothing.

Research has confirmed bisabolol’s anti-irritant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. In skincare, it is used to reduce wrinkles, repair sun-damaged skin, and enhance the absorption of other topical ingredients. In cannabis, bisabolol-containing strains are associated with gentle, calming effects and are often recommended for users who are sensitive to more intense terpene profiles.

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