What it is
Rubus chingii fruit extract is derived from the fruit of a raspberry species used in East Asian traditional preparations. In cosmetics it is included as a conditioning and antioxidant-associated botanical, contributing fruit-derived polyphenols and sugars. It is generally used at low concentrations as a supporting ingredient rather than a primary active.
Safety & warnings
As a water-based fruit extract used at low levels, it is generally well tolerated and is not considered comedogenic. Individuals with known sensitivities to berry or plant botanicals may wish to patch test. No distinctive fragrance allergen concerns are commonly associated with this ingredient.
Origin & sourcing
Plant-derived. It is prepared by extracting the fruit of Rubus chingii, typically using water or hydroalcoholic and glycol-based solvents.
Questions everyone asks
What plant does this come from?
It comes from Rubus chingii, a raspberry species used in East Asian traditional preparations. The cosmetic ingredient is an extract of its fruit.
What does it do in skin care?
It functions as a conditioning and antioxidant-associated botanical, contributing fruit-derived polyphenols. It does not provide UV protection.