Carboxy-Methyl (CM)-Naringenin-Chalcone is a single substance derived from the polyphenol naringenin chalcone, which naturally occurs in the peel of citrus fruits and tomato skin. Naringenin chalcone was reported in the literature to have potent anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory properties. Based on this information Mibelle Biochemistry developed a modified CM-Naringenin-Chalcone, a new compound with improved stability and water solubility. The new molecule was studied for its beneficial effects on skin conditions with signs of rosacea.
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Mibelle AG Biochemistry specializes in researching and producing high-quality active ingredients for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. This company combines its encapsulation technologies and wide-ranging knowledge to create raw materials such as AnaGain™, Lipobelle Glacier, SulforaWhite, PerfectionPeptide P3, and more. These products can be widely used in skin, hair care and stem cell cosmetics.
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