White flowers
White flowers is a delicate botanical extract often derived from blossoms such as jasmine, lily, orange blossom or magnolia. In UK skincare and beauty products it is prized for its soothing, fragrant qualities and gentle antioxidant properties. It brings a touch of natural elegance to creams, toners, masks and perfumes.
How it works in skincare
In cosmetics white flowers are typically used as a cold-pressed or solvent-extracted distillate that delivers a subtle floral note while helping to calm and condition the skin. The extract is rich in natural phenols and flavonoids that lend a mild antioxidant effect, making it a popular choice in gentle cleansers, hydrating mists and anti-ageing formulas where a soft, non-irritating botanical is desired.
Key benefits
- Gently soothes sensitive or irritated skin
- Provides a delicate natural fragrance
- Offers mild antioxidant protection
- Helps balance skin tone and texture
- Conditions and softens hair when used in rinse-off products
- Adds a luxurious feel to moisturisers and serums
Best for
sensitive skin, dry skin, mature skin, normal skin
Where it comes from
White flowers refers to the blossoms of various flowering plants such as Jasminum officinale, Lilium candidum or Citrus aurantium. The petals are harvested and gently processed to capture their aromatic oils and beneficial compounds for use in beauty formulations.