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Rosehip Cellular Extract
$13.00 (Incl. GST)
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Rosehips are well-known for their oil, now experience the powerful water-soluble phyto-compounds in this multifunctional Cellular Extract. The unique synergy between its compounds delivers a powerful natural ingredient targeting natural hair care, premature ageing, skincare, anti-inflammatory and collagen support.
| INCI: | Rosa canina Fruit Extract |
| Ingredients: | Glycerine, Water, Rosa canina Fruit Extract, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid, Potassium Sorbate |
| Phyto-compounds*: | Furancarboxylic acid derivatives, Phenolic-benzyl-tetrol derivative, Proanthocyanin-flavanols : catechin, Proanthocyanin-flavan-3-ol : catechin-lignin, Ellagitannin, Flavonoid : quercetin. |
| Potential applications: | Natural ranges, Premature Aging, Smooths wrinkles, Serums, Skin repair/firming, Acne care, Luminosity, Psoriasis properties, Antioxidant, Collagen support, Active mists/toners. |
| Usage: | Up to 5% added at end/during cool-down phase |
| Temperature: | <40⁰C |
| Solubility: | Water Soluble |
| Palm Free: | Yes |
| Vegan: | Yes |
| Tested on animals: | No |
| Contains GMO: | No |
| Country of origin: | Australia |
Cellular Extraction
Delivering “true to nature” hydrophilic plant profiles. Cellular Extraction harnesses the species’ water-soluble blueprint of phyto-compounds and their derivatives (the entourage), in their synergistic relationships, as they exist in the cell. Extracted rapidly under high pressure, this unique process maintain the molecules’ natural integrity. Committed to conscious manufacturing, Cellular Extracts are created using purified, deionised, rain-harvested water and less plant material than past processes to produce a natural extract, that is eco-sustainable, traceable to source, transparent in composition – delivering the brilliance of nature.
This extract is manufactured in Australia by Native Extracts. Learn more about this amazing company here.
For external use only.
*Independently identified and verified by Plant Sciences Analytical Services, Southern Cross University New South Wales, Australia.
