One of the four principal Centella actives (with asiaticoside, madecassoside, asiatic acid); supports wound-healing and barrier repair pathways. Well tolerated topically
Function & Common Use
Soothing, barrier-repair, skin conditioning active
Active Ingredient
Cica soothing serums, barrier-repair creams, redness treatments
Plant derived (Centella asiatica)
Concentration Limits
Not verified in source checked
No limit specified
No limit established
Not verified in source checked
Pregnancy: No specific restriction identified for topical cosmetic use
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Madecassic Acid safe to use in skincare?
Madecassic Acid has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. One of the four principal Centella actives (with asiaticoside, madecassoside, asiatic acid); supports wound-healing and barrier repair pathways. Well tolerated topically
Is Madecassic Acid allowed in India?
Madecassic Acid is currently classified as "Not specifically restricted in source checked; traditional cosmetic/Ayurvedic botanical with long history of use; no known CDSCO restriction" under Indian cosmetics regulations. The maximum permitted concentration is Not verified in source checked.
What is Madecassic Acid used for in cosmetics?
Madecassic Acid functions as: Soothing, barrier-repair, skin conditioning active. It is commonly found in: Cica soothing serums, barrier-repair creams, redness treatments.
Can Madecassic Acid cause an allergic reaction?
Yes. Madecassic Acid has an allergen flag (Low). If you have sensitive skin or known fragrance/contact allergies, patch-test products containing this ingredient before full use.
Regulatory Status
EU Annex: None
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