Angelica Dahurica Extract

Active ingredients

The chemical composition of Angelica Dahurica root mainly contains volatile components and coumarins.

The volatile oil contains 3=methylene-6-cyclohexene, undecene-4, elemene, hexadecanoic acid, nonenol, etc. The coumarin compound is furanocoumarin, in addition, Contains Angelica sinensis, Angelica sinensis ether, oxyprecursin, imperatorin, isoimperatorin, Angelica dahurica toxin, etc.

Extraction processing method

The root of Angelica Dahurica can be steam distilled to produce volatile oil. Angelica Dahurica extract can be extracted with water, alcohol, etc. as a solvent, according to conventional methods, and then the extract is concentrated to dryness. With 70% alcohol reflux extraction, the yield is about 22%.

Pharmacology

Angelica Dahurica extracts have varying degrees of inhibitory effects on a variety of bacteria, such as Proteus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Staphylococcus aureus.

The high and medium doses of Angelica dahurica coumarin can significantly reduce the redness and swelling of the right hind foot of mice caused by carrageenan;

Significantly inhibit the mouse foot swelling caused by carrageenan, the inhibition rate of the high-dose group can reach 72.1%, and the strength of the action is positively correlated with the dose.

• Elimination of hydroxyl radicals;
• Elimination of superoxide free radicals;
• Promotion of luciferase activity;
• Abdominal adipocyte culture promotes lipolysis;

Application in cosmetics&skin care products

Angelica Dahurica root extract has good antioxidant and antibacterial properties and can be used as an antioxidant and antibacterial agent in cosmetics.

From the view that the root extract of Angelica Dahurica can significantly reduce the redness and swelling of the toes caused by carrageenan, the root extract of Angelica Dahurica has a considerable anti-inflammatory effect. Low activity indicates that the skin is prone to specific dermatitis;

The root extract of Angelica Dahurica has a strong promoting effect on lipolysis; it can be used in weight-loss products; the photosensitivity of the root extract of Angelica Dahurica has been shown to be harmful to ultraviolet rays, but it is beneficial for long-wavelength wavelengths.