Botanical Beauty

Botanical skincare refers to formulas containing ingredients derived from plants, including extracts, oils and other plant-based ingredients. These botanicals can be incorporated into cleansers, serums, moisturisers and treatments to provide targeted skincare benefits.

Botanical ingredients are derived from plants and can include flowers, leaves, roots, fruits, seeds and herbs. Popular examples in skincare include aloe vera, green tea, rose, chamomile, calendula and nourishing plant oils.

The benefits depend on the botanical ingredients and overall formulation. Plant-based skincare can be formulated to support hydration, nourishment, radiance, antioxidant protection and a calmer-looking complexion.

Not necessarily. Botanical skincare specifically refers to the use of plant-derived ingredients, while natural skincare is a broader term that can have different meanings between brands and formulations. Always check individual product information if specific ingredients are important to you.

Some botanical skincare products are formulated with sensitive skin in mind, but plant-derived does not automatically mean suitable for every complexion. Check the complete formulation and choose products designed for your individual skin needs.

Botanical oils and plant extracts can be incorporated into products designed to nourish and support dry skin. The most suitable ingredients will depend on the overall formula and your individual skin concerns.

Botanical skincare containing antioxidant and radiance-supporting ingredients can complement a routine for dull-looking skin. Green tea and other plant extracts are frequently incorporated into formulas designed to support a fresh, healthy-looking complexion.

Choose botanical products according to your skin type and concerns rather than introducing several formulas at once. A botanical cleanser, serum, moisturiser or face oil can be incorporated into your existing routine depending on the benefits you want to target.