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Eyes are a focal point of facial expression, conveying a full range of human emotion, and often influencing how we are perceived in terms of health, age and beauty. The periorbital region, the eyelids and surrounding skin, is the thinnest and softest, measuring between 0.2mm – 0.5mm in average thickness; which contributes to its vulnerability. Periorbital hyperpigmentation (dark circles or spots) and edema (puffy eyes or swelling) can be attributed largely to oxidative stress and inflammation. Our technical team has identified some water and oil-soluble phyto-compounds worth exploring to nurture the periorbital region (based on public scientific peer reviews) and the Cellular Extract plant profiles that deliver them. Consider trialing these in your next natural under eye creams, concealers and more!

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        Small round emu apples growing, scientifically known as Kunzea pomifera, create NATIVE EXTRACTS Emu Apple Cellular Extract

        Emu Apple Cellular Extract

        Kunzea pomifera

        Australian native Emu Bush leaf growing wild scientifically known as Eremophila longifolia creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Emu Bush Cellular Extract

        Emu Bush Cellular Extract

        Eremophila longifolia

        Flannel flower with soft white petals and the flowerhead is made up of globe-like clusters of tiny flowers. Scientifically known as Actinotus helianthi creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Flannel Flower Cellular Extract

        Flannel Flower Cellular Extract

        Actinotus helianthi

        Addressing inflammation can help to reduce oxidative damage and promote cellular repair that can support smoother, more youthful-looking healthier skin with NATIVE EXTRACTS InfitrioTM combining Bitter Orange Cellular Extract, Mountain Pepper Cellular Extract and Native River Mint Cellular Extract

        Infitrio - Inflammaging Complex

        Citrus aurantium amara; Tasmannia lanceolata; Mentha australis

        Red Velvet Oil

        Red Velvet Oil

        Solanum lycopersicum

        Ashwagandha root cluster on white background

        Ashwagandha Cellular Extract

        Withania somnifera

        The Acai Berry on the tree.

        Acai Cellular Extract

        Euterpe oleracea

        The Pineapple (Ananas sativa), has a yellow and green exterior with spikes, and a top of stiff green leaves, and is used to create the Native Extracts Pineapple Cellular Extract.

        Pineapple Cellular Extract

        Ananas sativa

        Bunch of bright yellow Bananas

        Banana Cellular Extract

        Musa paradisiaca

        The Linden Flower plant, with yellow flowers.

        Linden Flower Cellular Extract

        Tilia cordata

        Light pink echinancea flowers signintifically known as Echinacea purpurea, create NATIVE EXTRACTS Echinacea Cellular Extract

        Echinacea Cellular Extract

        Echinacea purpurea

        Amla berries, Phyllanthus emblica (synonym Emblica officinalis)

        Amla Berry Cellular Extract

        Phyllanthus emblica (synonym Emblica officinalis)

        Small firm bright green little cabbages called Brussels sprouts

        Brussels Sprout Cellular Extract

        Brassica oleracea gemmifera

        Watercress Leaf Cellular Extract

        Watercress Leaf Cellular Extract

        Nasturtium officinale

        Plantain (Plantago lanceolata), has long thin green stalks, and light purple and white flowers, which are used to create the Native Extracts Plantain Cellular Extract.

        Plantain Cellular Extract

        Plantago lanceolata

        Beautiful honeysuckle flower with deep green oval leaves, the flower is long and shaped like a trumpet, bright yellow and pink in colour. Scientifically know as Lonicera japonica it creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Honeysuckle Cellular Extract

        Honeysuckle Cellular Extract

        Lonicera japonica

        Pears are light green in colour and are used to create the Native Extract Pear Cellular Extract.

        Pear Cellular Extract

        Pyrus communis

        The Passionfruit (Passiflora edulis) has a hard shell and when cut open a soft centre that is orange with small black seeds. This passionfruit is used to create the Native Extracts Passionfruit Cellular Extract.

        Passionfruit Cellular Extract

        Passiflora edulis

        Close up of Jiaogulan serrated green leaves, scientifically known as Gynostemma pentaphyllum, created NATIVE EXTRACTS Jiaogulan Cellular Extract

        Jiaogulan Cellular Extract

        Gynostemma pentaphyllum

        Hydrangea Cellular Extract

        Hydrangea Cellular Extract

        Hydrangea macrophylla

        Hawthorn berries bright red in colour, scientifically known as Crataegus monogyna creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Hawthorn Berries Cellular Extract

        Hawthorn Berries Cellular Extract

        Crataegus monogyna

        Brown, purple fig with anothe fig cut in half, bell-shaped scientifically known as Ficus carica create NATIVE EXTRACTS Fig Cellular Extract

        Fig Cellular Extract

        Ficus carica

        Danelion stems capped with bright yellow flowers growing wild

        Dandelion Cellular Extract

        Taraxacum officinale

        Cranberry Cellular Extract

        Cranberry Cellular Extract

        Vaccinium macrocarpon

        Cinnamon Myrtle Cellular Extract

        Cinnamon Myrtle Cellular Extract

        Backhousia myrtifolia

        Thick chunky tapered vibrant orange carrots, scientifically known as Daucus carota

        Carrot Cellular Extract

        Daucus carota

        Green spine tipped leaves with bright red berries scientifically named Ruscus aculeatus

        Butchers Broom Cellular Extract

        Ruscus aculeatus

        Rich red coffee fruit berries growing on a brach, scientifically known as Coffea arabica

        Coffee Berry Cellular Extract

        Coffea arabica

        The Moringa tree (Moringa oleifera) is also called the drumstick tree, horseradish tree, ben oil tree, or ben tree.

        Moringa Cellular Extract

        Moringa oleifera

        The Sage plant, (Salvia officinalis), is light green in colour, with leaves that are soft to touch, and is used to create the Native Extracts Sage Cellular Extract.

        Sage Cellular Extract

        Salvia officinalis

        Cluster of ripe bitter oranges growing, scientifically known as Citrus aurantium amara

        Bitter Orange Cellular Extract

        Citrus aurantium amara

        A field of Lavender (Lavandula-angustifolia), with purple flowers. This is used to create the Native Extracts Lavender Cellular Extract.

        Lavender Cellular Extract

        Lavandula angustifolia

        Wild field of Willow Herb with pink small flowers scientifically known as Epilobium angustfolium

        Willow Herb Cellular Extract

        Epilobium angustifolium

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