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Rubus Fruticosus Fruit Extract

An extract from blackberry fruit used in cosmetics as a botanical skin-conditioning and antioxidant ingredient.

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What it is

Rubus Fruticosus Fruit Extract is derived from the fruit of the blackberry plant. In cosmetics it is used as a botanical additive that conditions the skin and contributes fruit-derived polyphenols and sugars that can support a soft, hydrated feel. It generally appears at modest levels within a broader plant-extract complex.

Safety & warnings

Generally well tolerated in cosmetic formulations. As with most fruit extracts, sensitivity is uncommon but possible in predisposed individuals. It is not considered comedogenic.

Origin & sourcing

Natural, derived from the fruit (berry) of the blackberry, Rubus fruticosus, by extraction of the water-soluble fruit constituents.

Questions everyone asks

What plant does this come from?

It is extracted from blackberry fruit, Rubus fruticosus.

What is its role in skincare?

It functions as a skin-conditioning botanical that contributes fruit-derived antioxidants and a hydrated feel.

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