Under the Sun

From self-tanner to under-sun and after-sun care, this category is expanding into multi-functional sunscreens/day creams, nourishing natural exfoliants for pre-tanning, skin drinks and more to soothe, repair and replenish moisture and condition. Our technical team’s literature research presents exciting compounds for this category, found in these extracts and oils listed below to potentially aid the effects of photo-aging. Growth in global research on how plants respond to UVA/UVB radiation will translate to new ideas in natural sun care and repair, with further attention to barrier function, hydration, inflammation, melasma, sensitisation, burns and more.

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        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

        Guava fruit cut in halves, the fruit ihas pink flesh and is a round pear-shape.m Scientifically known as Psidium guajava, it creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Guava Cellular Extract.

        Guava Cellular Extract

        Psidium guajava

        Dainty white feverfew flowers growing in the wild scientifically known as Chrysanthemum parthenium creat NATIVE EXTRACTS Feverfew Cellular Extract

        Feverfew Cellular Extract

        Chrysanthemum parthenium

        Raspberry (Rubus idaeus), plump red berries, are used to create the Native Extracts Raspberry Cellular Extract.

        Raspberry Cellular Extract

        Rubus idaeus

        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

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

        Blackwood Wattle Cellular Extract

        Acacia melanoxylon

        Native Raspberry, known as the Small-leafed Bramble, has vibrant red berries, which are used to create the Native Raspberry Cellular Extract.

        Native Raspberry Cellular Extract

        Rubus parvifolius

        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

        White Cypress Leaf Cellular Extract

        White Cypress Leaf Cellular Extract

        Callitris glaucophylla

        Ripe lime fruit handing from a branch with raindrops, also known as Citrus aurantifolia

        Australian Lime Caviar Cellular Extract

        Citrus aurantifolia

        Bright green young Bamboo leaves growing

        Bamboo Cellular Extract

        Bambusa vulgaris

        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

        Bright purple blue papery flower head of the cornflower, scientifically known as Centaurea cyanus

        Cornflower Cellular Extract

        Centaurea cyanus

        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

        Cluster of horsechestnuts, prickly fruit capsules that contain a glossy brown and nut-like seed. Scientifically known as Aesculus hippocastanum to create NATIVE EXTRACTS Horsechestnut Cellular Extract

        Horsechestnut Cellular Extract

        Aesculus hippocastanum

        Lime green in colour, the Kaffir limes unique bumpy pattern on their skin looks like the fold of the brain, growing with bright green leaves. Scientifically known as Citrus hystrix creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Kaffir Lime Cellular Extract

        Kaffir Lime Cellular Extract

        Citrus hystric

        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

        A selection of mangos, yellow, organge and red in colour, which are used in Mango Cellular Extract.

        Mango Cellular Extract

        Mangifera indica

        The Olive plant has thin, dark green leaves, and used to create the Native Extracts Olive Leaf Cellular Extract.

        Olive Leaf Cellular Extract

        Olea europaea

        The Saw Palmetto plant, (Serenoa serrulata), is a plant with long thick leaves and fruit that changes from green to gold (shown) and finally black, and is used to create the Native Extracts Saw Palmetto Cellular Extract.

        Saw Palmetto Cellular Extract

        Serenoa serrulata

        The Starfruit (Averrhoa carambola) plant, is bright yellow and star-shaped grows from small branches

        Starfruit Cellular Extract

        Averrhoa carambola

        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

        The Lemon tree, green leaves and yellow fruit.

        Lemon Cellular Extract

        Citrus limon

        Bright green Kale plant, scientifically known as Brassica oleracea capitata creates NATIVE EXTRACTS Kale Cellular Extract

        Kale Cellular Extract

        Brassica oleracea

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