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Blackberry

Blackberry is a juicy, antioxidant-rich fruit extract commonly used in British skincare and beauty products for its protective and brightening qualities. Packed with vitamins and polyphenols, it helps shield skin from environmental stressors while delivering a natural, fruity scent and gentle nourishment. You'll find it in moisturisers, serums, masks and lip balms.

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How it works in skincare

In cosmetics and skincare, blackberry extract and blackberry seed oil function as antioxidant agents and skin-conditioning ingredients. The fruit is rich in anthocyanins, vitamin C and ellagic acid that help neutralise free radicals generated by urban pollution and UV exposure, while the cold-pressed seed oil supplies essential fatty acids and vitamin E to support the skin’s moisture barrier and softness. Its natural astringent properties give a mild toning effect, making it a popular addition to creams, serums and rinse-off treatments designed for daily defence and glow.

Key benefits

  • Helps protect against environmental stressors
  • Delivers antioxidant support
  • Promotes a brighter, more even skin tone
  • Nourishes and softens skin with fatty acids
  • Provides mild astringent and toning properties
  • Adds natural fruity scent to formulations

Best for

dry skin, mature skin, dull skin, sensitive skin, pollution-exposed skin

Where it comes from

Blackberry is obtained from the fruit and seeds of Rubus fruticosus, a bramble native to the hedgerows and woodlands of the United Kingdom and across Europe.

Products with Blackberry

Not every product on UK Lips lists a full ingredient breakdown — so there may be many more formulas that contain Blackberry than we can show here. These are the comparisons where we’ve confirmed it in the listed ingredients.

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