Collection: Dandelion

Botanicals & Herbs

Taraxacum officinale

Dandelion is one of the most underestimated botanicals in the natural world, dismissed as a garden weed in much of the modern West, yet revered as a medicinal plant across European, Chinese, and Native American herbal traditions for centuries. Every part of the dandelion is usable, root, leaf, and flower, and each contains a remarkable concentration of vitamins A, C, and K, iron, calcium, and a range of antioxidant flavonoids.

In skincare dandelion is used for its gentle toning, brightening, and antioxidant properties. Its taraxacin and taraxacerin compounds contribute mild digestive and detoxifying properties that translate topically into a cleansing, clarifying character well suited to congestion-prone skin.

How It Works

Dandelion's vitamin C and antioxidant flavonoid content supports a brighter, more even complexion over time. Its natural luteolin content provides anti-inflammatory support, while its tannins contribute gentle astringency. Used as a botanical infusion or extract in soap and skincare it adds meaningful nutritional depth and a connection to the wild, abundant botanical world.

Skin Character

Character: Brightening, gently clarifying, antioxidant
Best for: Dull, congested, or uneven skin

For external use only. As with all new products, we recommend a patch test before first use. The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice.