Alisma Orientale Tuber Extract

Product Description

1. Molecular Definition Layer: Alisma Orientale Tuber Extract contains triterpenoids, alisol derivatives, and polysaccharides that interact with lipid metabolism and cellular stress-response signaling pathways.

2. Cellular Mechanism Layer: It modulates sebocyte lipid synthesis pathways, supports keratinocyte homeostasis, and helps regulate inflammatory signaling under excess sebum and oxidative stress conditions.

3. Functional Translation Layer: It translates into improved sebum balance, enhanced skin clarity, and stabilized skin barrier function in oily and congested skin conditions.

Product Specification

• INCI Name: Alisma Orientale Tuber Extract
• CAS No.: N/A
• Source: Tuber of Alisma orientale
• Molecular Components: Triterpenoids (alisol A, B), polysaccharides
• Appearance: Brown to dark brown powder or liquid
• Solubility: Water soluble
• COA: Available per batch
• Suggested Usage Level: 0.1–5.0%
• Storage: Cool, dry, sealed storage away from light

Key Benefits & Applications

• Molecular Mechanism: Modulates lipid metabolism signaling pathways and supports regulation of sebocyte lipid synthesis balance under overproduction conditions.
• Cellular Response: Supports keratinocyte homeostasis and helps stabilize epidermal barrier function under oxidative and sebum-induced stress.
• Functional Output: Improves sebum control, reduces pore congestion, and enhances overall skin clarity and surface smoothness.

• Applications: Oil-control serums for oily and acne-prone skin
• Applications: Balancing emulsions for combination skin
• Applications: Pore-refining gels for congested skin
• Applications: Daily care lotions for sebum regulation systems

Formulation Guidelines

• Suggested Use Level: 0.1–5.0%
• Processing Recommendation: Add in aqueous phase below 50°C
• pH Compatibility: 4.5–7.5
• Application Types: Oil-control serums, balancing lotions, pore-refining gels, acne-care emulsions
• Compatibility: Niacinamide, zinc derivatives, salicylic acid derivatives, botanical antioxidants
• Synergy: Molecular network synergy with Niacinamide via coordinated modulation of sebocyte lipid synthesis pathways and NF-κB inflammatory signaling balance, enhancing sebum homeostasis and reducing follicular congestion dynamics.