Chrysin 98%

Chrysin is chemically named as 5,7-dihydroxyflavone and has the CAS number 480-40-0. It is the core monomer component of the dihydroxyflavone in the flavonoid family. The standard molecular formula of Chrysin is C₁₅H₁₀O₄, with a molecular weight of 254.24. It belongs to a natural plant high-purity extract. Its core active component is 5,7-dihydroxyflavone, and the purity of the main component is ≥98%. It is the core support for the efficacy and stability of the product. The remaining 2% or less of trace impurities are all natural plant inert trace elements. Chrysin 98% is a light yellow powder, with fine and uniform powder, and high crystal regularity. The overall odor of Chrysin 98% is mild, and it only has a very weak natural plant characteristic odor. The solubility of Chrysin conforms to the general characteristics of high-purity flavonoid monomers: it has extremely poor solubility in water, and is almost insoluble in water at room temperature; it is easily soluble in common organic solvents such as ethanol, acetone, and dichloromethane, and can also be dissolved in DMSO, and slightly soluble in oil-based solvents.

Chrysin inherently possesses strong free radical scavenging ability, which can effectively resist oxidative damage caused by the external environment and slow down the aging process of the skin and the body.

Chrysin has excellent anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. It can effectively alleviate redness, dryness, itching and sensitivity of the skin, calming the stressed state of the skin. It can also repair the skin barrier and balance the skin condition, reducing the damage to the skin caused by external stimuli.

It can moderately regulate the body's endocrine and metabolic balance, helping to maintain the normal physiological state of the body. Different from chemical synthetic components, the white birch extract, which is derived from natural plants, is safe and free of side effects, and its effects are mild and long-lasting.

It possesses natural antibacterial properties, capable of inhibiting the growth of various common harmful bacteria. In the formula, it not only plays a core role in exerting its efficacy but also helps enhance the product's ability to prevent and inhibit bacteria, thereby extending the product's shelf life.

Chrysin is often added to anti-aging serums, repair creams, post-sun care products, and skincare products specially designed for sensitive skin.

Chrysin is widely used in high-end dietary supplement products and can be formulated into various forms such as birch sap capsules, tablet candies and functional oral liquids.

Chrysin is a standard reference substance for pharmacological research and scientific experiments. Research institutions and pharmaceutical companies use it for conducting pharmacological research on flavonoid components, developing formulations, and conducting clinical trials.