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Carrot (Daucus carota) provides root extracts declared in cosmetics as skin conditioning agents1. Its carotenoids are studied for UV-related damage23, but no clinical trial on the cosmetic extract is retained here. Carrot seed oil does not replace a sun care product6, and phototoxic reactions are reported8.
Entry from our cosmetic ingredient glossary. Regulatory data from the European Commission's CosIng database1 and Regulation (EC) 1223/200911. Copy the identifiers in one click for your files.
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The studies gathered describe an effect on UV-related skin aging, through free radical scavenging. The authors also list the points to watch: safe dose, bioavailability, allergies and pigmentation disorders with prolonged use. The review covers the carotenoid family, not a carrot extract2.
All the studies retained report favorable effects on UV-induced skin damage. The small number of studies and the variety of plants do not allow the effect of carrot to be isolated3.
The carrot ferments have the highest antioxidant potential: a 55.75% reduction of the ABTS radical and 74.6% of the DPPH radical. Up to 2.5%, most samples were not cytotoxic to skin cells. Lab work on ferments, not on the standard extract4.
Taken orally, carotenoids accumulate in the skin and subcutaneous tissue and give a yellow-orange tint. The authors judge these agents still little studied in humans5.
The SPF values measured are far lower than those announced in earlier studies, whose method was not followed. The authors conclude that vegetable oils offer no significant sun protection: a carrot oil does not replace a sun care product6.
The highest in vitro SPF (6.92) corresponds to 6% carrot seed oil. This lab result contrasts with the measurements of the previous study76.
A phytophotodermatitis (a phototoxic reaction to a plant) is described after the use of a sun care product with carrot extract, with a pigmented patch in a geometric shape. An isolated case, but one that justifies a photosensitization test on formulas exposed to the sun8.
Skin allergies to carrot are described, most often through contact with the fresh root; one case shows sensitization to carrot, parsnip and celeriac910. Nothing indicates how often this happens with a cosmetic extract.
This page summarizes published literature on a cosmetic ingredient. It does not describe the effect of a finished product, which depends on its formula, and it is not medical advice. For carrot, the evidence mostly concerns carotenoids in general: we retained no clinical trial on the cosmetic carrot extract, and we say so each time.
Our white label catalog includes 3 formulas with carrot: the key active in 1 of them, a supporting ingredient in the others. Every category can be customized (formula, fragrance, packaging).
Key active in an argan tanning sun oil, combined with sweet almond, sesame, olive and avocado. Carrot also appears, as an essential oil, in two oral sprays.
In our formulas, it is most often paired with
Copaiba balsam 1Sweet almond oil 1Cistus essential oil 1Vitamin E 1Peer-reviewed studies and official regulatory sources, checked on November 3, 2026.
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