Hair + Scalp

We're taking "Hair" head-on, naturally! Haircare goes beyond the hair shaft – We believe the condition, nourishment and health of the scalp and the hair follicle is vital to the optimum development of strong, healthy hair. It starts at the roots! Global consumer demand for provenance back to natural sources and accessing natural molecules is driving NPD in the haircare sector to perform naturally. Based on extensive peer-reviewed research, our technical team has identified natural compounds like Procyanidin, Quercetin, Kaempferol and EGCGs and their natural sources in our Cellular Extracts below. Explore these ingredients for your hair and scalp care serums, sprays, shampoos, conditioners, masks, oils and more!

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        CLose up of bunch of grapes growing on a vine, scientifically known as Vitis vinifera creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Grape Cellular Extract

        Grape Cellular Extract

        Vitis vinifera

        Wheatgerm Cellular Extract

        Wheatgerm Cellular Extract

        Triticum vulgare

        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

        Coleus plant growing with dainty purple flowers, scientifically known as Coleus barbatus (synonym Plectranthus barbatus)

        Coleus Cellular Extract

        Coleus barbatus (synonym Plectranthus barbatus)

        The Lemongrass plant (Cymbopogon citratus)

        Lemongrass Cellular Extract

        Cymbopogon citratus

        The Radish root (Raphanus sativus) is round, and bright pink in colour, and used to create the Native Extracts Radish Cellular Extract.

        Radish Cellular Extract

        Raphanus sativus

        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

        The purple Malva Sylvestris flower, known as Mallow.nown

        Mallow Cellular Extract

        Malva sylvestris

        Juniper Berries pale blue-purple in colour growing on a conifer with spiky blue-green needle like foliage, scientifically known as Juniperus communis, created NATIVE EXTRACTS Juniper Berry Cellular Extract

        Juniper Berry Cellular Extract

        Juniperus communis

        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

        Dried brown cloves, nail like in shape, scientifically known as Syzygium aromaticum (Synonym Eugenia caryophyllus)

        Clove Cellular Extract

        Syzygium aromaticum (Synonym Eugenia caryophyllus)

        Cinnamon Myrtle Cellular Extract

        Cinnamon Myrtle Cellular Extract

        Backhousia myrtifolia

        Close up of Shativari root also know as Asparagus Shativari Root

        Asparagus (Shativari) Root Cellular Extract

        Asparagus racemosus

        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

        Australian native blackwood wattle with fluffy white flowers, scientifically names Acacia melanoxylon

        Blackwood Wattle Cellular Extract

        Acacia melanoxylon

        The Mountain Pepper Plant with white flowers. The leaves are used to create the Mountain Pepper Leaf Cellular Extract.

        Mountain Pepper Leaf Cellular Extract

        Tasmannia lanceolata

        Tea Tree leaves (Melaluca alternifolia), which are thin and green, are used to create the Native Extracts Tea Tree Cellular Extract.

        Tea Tree Cellular Extract

        Melaluca alternifolia

        Ripe and semi ripe blackberries also known scientifically as Rubus fruticosus

        Blackberry Cellular Extract

        Rubus fruticosus

        Close up of the tops of the Broccoli vegetable, beautiful bright green, scientifically named Brassica oleracea italica

        Broccoli Cellular Extract

        Brassica oleracea italica

        Pretty white and yellow flowers of the eyebright scientifically known as Euphrasia officinalis create the NATIVE EXTRACTS Eyebright Cellular Extract

        Eyebright Cellular Extract

        Euphrasia officinalis

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

        Willow Herb Cellular Extract

        Epilobium angustifolium

        Dried grape seeds scientifically known as Vitis vinifera create cold-pressed Grapeseed Oil

        Grapeseed Oil

        Vitis vinifera

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