Carnosic Acid in Topical Rosemary Extract Enhances Skin Repair via TRPA1 Activation

October 2025 in “ JCI Insight ”

Emmanuel Rapp, Jiayun Pang, Borna Saeednia, Stephen M. Prouty, Christopher A. Reilly, Thomas Leung

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