Hesperidin
Hesperetin-7-O-rutinoside (citrus flavonoid glycoside)
Citrus bioflavonoid with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and capillary-supporting properties, used in soothing and antioxidant formulas, sometimes with other citrus flavonoids as a natural preservative-support blend.
Function & Common Use
Antioxidant / Soothing / Skin conditioning
Antioxidant
Antioxidant serums, soothing and brightening skincare
Natural (from citrus peel)
Concentration Limits
No specific limit under CR 2020 in source checked
No specific limit; use at self-determined safe level per safety assessment
No specific 21 CFR cosmetic limit identified in source checked
No specific MFDS limit identified in source checked
Baby restriction: None identified for standard cosmetic use
Pregnancy: No specific restriction identified in source checked; standard cosmetic use
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hesperidin safe to use in skincare?
Hesperidin has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. Citrus bioflavonoid with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and capillary-supporting properties, used in soothing and antioxidant formulas, sometimes with other citrus flavonoids as a natural preservative-support blend.
Is Hesperidin allowed in India?
Hesperidin is currently classified as "Permitted; regulated as a cosmetic ingredient under CR 2020" under Indian cosmetics regulations. The maximum permitted concentration is No specific limit under CR 2020 in source checked.
What is Hesperidin used for in cosmetics?
Hesperidin functions as: Antioxidant / Soothing / Skin conditioning. It is commonly found in: Antioxidant serums, soothing and brightening skincare.
Is Hesperidin safe for babies?
Hesperidin has baby/child restrictions: None identified for standard cosmetic use. Avoid using products containing this ingredient on infants unless specifically formulated and labelled for baby use.
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