Skin Conditioning
CRASSULA ARGENTEA LEAF WATER
Safety score · 0–100
Fine
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About
Jade plant leaf water — a quiet, low-fragrance hydrosol. Benign for most users, with little literature to support specific efficacy claims.
Crassula argentea leaf water is a steam-distilled hydrosol from the jade plant, a succulent with a long ornamental history and no known toxic constituents in the leaf material used. It is used as a mild, low-fragrance hydrating base. Because it is a succulent water with minimal aromatic content, sensitiser load is low. No EU CosIng restriction applies. Peer-reviewed cosmetic safety and efficacy data are sparse — the material is used more for its narrative than measured actives. Safe for rinse-off and leave-on at typical use levels.
Skin benefits
- Mild hydration
- Low fragrance profile
- Sensitive-skin-friendly
Known concerns
- Limited cosmetic safety literature
- Batch variability
- Novelty botanical
References
EU CosIng database
European Commission cosmetic ingredient registry — regulatory status, restrictions, authorised functions.
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