BASF Personal Care Launches Ameriflor Calm
BASF's Personal Care division has launched Ameriflor Calm, a botanical active ingredient designed to enhance the natural elasticity of sensitive skin. Derived from Prunella vulgaris, it helps reduce redness, minimize transepidermal water loss, and protect against environmental stressors.
This innovative product not only helps reduce redness and transepidermal water loss, but also protects against environmental aggressors. Made with ingredients from Regenerative Organic Alliance-certified regenerative organic farms in Oregon and manufactured in the United States using 100% renewable electricity, Ameriflor Calm reflects BASF's commitment to sustainability and ethical practices.
“In today’s market, where consumers value transparency and efficiency, Ameriflor Calm reduces redness, supports the skin barrier, and enhances resistance to environmental stressors, seamlessly blending traditional Native American botanical knowledge with modern science to enhance the elasticity of sensitive skin,” said Lucilene Veira-Nunes, Global Business Management, Cosmetic Care Solutions, BASF.
“Ameriflor Calm addresses the common problem of sensitive skin by combining modern science with bioactive compounds from Prunella vulgaris, a resilient plant long used in traditional practices by Indigenous peoples such as the Nitasinan, Catawba, Cherokee, and Algonquian-speaking nations.”
Ameriflor Calm was tested in a clinical study in participants with signs of sensitive skin using a 1% concentration for 28 days, with assessments at baseline, 7 days, and 28 days. After 7 days, the ingredient demonstrated a 10% improvement in redness, a significant improvement compared to the placebo group (8%), with continued positive effects observed after 28 days. After 7 days of use, transepidermal water loss was also significantly improved by 11% compared to the placebo group.
2026-08-14
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