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Rosa Davurica Bud Extract

Rosa Davurica Bud Extract is a botanical extract from the buds of the Dahurian rose, used in skincare as a skin-conditioning and antioxidant agent.

What it is

This extract is prepared from the flower buds of Rosa davurica, a wild rose native to East Asia. In cosmetic formulations it acts as a skin-conditioning agent and contributes antioxidant activity from its polyphenol and tannin content. It is most often found in Korean skincare and sun-care products as a supporting botanical for its soothing, conditioning character.

Safety & warnings

Rose bud extracts are generally well tolerated at cosmetic use levels. As with other rose-derived botanicals, naturally occurring fragrance constituents may be present, so individuals with fragrance sensitivities should be aware, although the extract is typically used at low concentrations.

Origin & sourcing

Natural, plant-derived. It is obtained from the buds of the Dahurian rose, a hardy wild rose species found across northeastern Asia.

Questions everyone asks

What is Rosa davurica?

It is a wild rose species native to northeastern Asia; the bud extract is used as a conditioning and antioxidant botanical in skincare.

What does the bud extract do?

It conditions and soothes the skin and provides antioxidant polyphenols and tannins as a supporting botanical ingredient.

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