How do chamomile and bur marigold differ in their action, and why are both in the formula?

Chamomile and bur marigold are classic ingredients in children's cosmetics, each valued for its specific action on the skin.

Chamomile extract is known for its soothing properties: it is traditionally included in products for skin that needs gentle care after irritation from external factors — contact with water, clothing or cold air.

Bur marigold has historically been used in products for sensitive skin prone to redness. In children's cosmetics it is used precisely for its gentle action on irritated areas.

Combining the two extracts in one product makes it possible to cover different aspects of caring for sensitive children's skin: one ingredient works on soothing, the other on reducing visible redness. Both extracts complement the rich cream base of oils, wax and lanolin, which provides the main softening and protective action.

It is important to understand that this is cosmetic care, not the treatment of skin diseases. If a child has pronounced skin reactions or a diagnosed dermatological condition, it is best to discuss suitable products with a paediatrician or dermatologist.

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