Davidson Plum Cellular Extract

The NATIVE EXTRACTS Davidson Plum Cellular Extract delivers the natural molecules this botanical species can offer in a water-soluble format, including anthocyanins, quercertin, gallic acid (GA), ellagic acid (EA), flavonoid glycosides, organic acids, sugars and amino acids, to power your products naturally.

Explore the Davidson Plum Cellular Extract's unique synergy between its compounds delivers a powerhouse of natural ingredients to consider for premature aging, age lines, radiance and luminosity, blemished skin conditions, suppleness, inflammation and antioxidant applications in skincare and more ... along with beautiful new imagery to create unique content for your brand.

Restricted to the native rainforests of northern New South Wales on the east coast of Australia, The NATIVE EXTRACTS Davidson Plum Cellular Extract, Davidsonia jerseyana is packed with an exciting range of phyto-compounds which is responsible for it’s dark red colour. The synergism of these powerful compounds delivers exciting new possibilities for natural solutions in skincare. This liquid cellular extract is forging a place as a potent new ingredient for superfoods and health promoting nutraceutical's.

Delivering True to Nature hydrophilic plant profiles, Cellular Extraction harnesses a species' water-soluble blueprint of phyto-compounds and their derivatives (which we call the entourage) suspended in a liquid medium. 

Extracted rapidly under high pressure, we capture the natural molecules. 

Committed to conscious manufacturing, Cellular Extracts are created using purified, deionised rain-harvested water, and less plant material to produce a True to Nature extract. With attention to eco-responsible practices, traceable to source and transparent in composition - Cellular Extracts deliver the brilliance of nature.

To understand more about this species profile, REQUEST A DATASHEET for publicly available peer-reviewed research on these phyto-compounds below. 

Connect your brand to nature with Cellular Extracts.