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“There’s no other role like mine in the beauty industry, which really proves Liz Earle’s commitment to sourcing the highest quality botanicals. For a plant fanatic like me, you could call it my dream job!”
James Wong, Ethnobotanist
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Lightweight and non-greasy, this oil helps improve the manageability of hair, enhancing shine and strengthening hair fibres. Native to Abyssinia, our oil is pressed from the small yellow and brown seeds of the flowering plant.
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With its blue-violet flowers blooming in June, alfalfa is rich in skin-nourishing vitamins A, C and E. We source it from a cooperative in France, where the seeds are harvested in September before being macerated in water to create our extract.
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Featuring formidable hydrating, soothing and cooling properties, our aloe vera is harvested in the morning to maximise the amount of juice the sword-shaped fronds yield, before being freeze-dried to create a powder.
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Used for its ability to promote shine, we source our apples from France, where the vitamin-rich flesh of Idared, Granny Smith and Golden Delicious apples are mechanically pressed to create our extract.
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Renowned for its intensely nourishing and hydrating properties, argan is rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidant vitamin E. Native to Morocco, our oil is extracted by pressing the sun-dried, roasted and ground kernels of the plum-sized fruit.
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Legendary for its healthy fat content and emollient properties, the avocado is native to Central America. To extract the vitamin-rich, skin-nourishing oil, the succulent flesh of the ripe fruit is squeezed.
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Used for its soothing properties and luxurious texture, our animal-friendly beeswax goes through a special chemical-free filtration process before being used in our products.
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Used in our Botanical Shine™ Conditioner for fine or oily hair for its inherent moisturising and softening properties, black cohosh is native to Eastern America, where our ingredient is extracted from the mainly wild-harvested roots of the tall, slender plant.
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Used in our Botanical Shine™ Conditioners for its protective properties, we hand-harvest our blue seakale from sustainable plantations in Brittany, France, where the cabbage-like leaves of the plant are dried then extracted to create our antioxidant-rich ingredient.
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Renowned for its fantastic moisturising properties, we source our borage from England, where the pure, GLA-rich oil is pressed from the shiny, dark brown seeds of the bright blue flower.
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Well-known for its calming and soothing effect on skin, we source our calendula from Egypt, where our ingredient is solvent extracted from the petals of the flower.
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Often used for its stimulating properties, camphor is native to China, Taiwan and Japan, and is a key botanical in our Brightening Treatment Mask. To produce our oil, the wood of the Cinnamomum camphora tree is steam-distilled, before the distillate is frozen to leave camphor oil behind.
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Popular for its calming fragrance and soothing properties, we source our chamomile mostly from England, where the pure essential oil is steam distilled from the pretty white flower.
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Legendary for its skin-soothing properties, the flowers of this aromatic perennial are harvested in England in the summer, before the ingredient is solvent extracted from the fragrant flower.
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Famous for its excellent emollient properties, we source our cocoa butter from West Africa, where fermented beans of the cocoa tree are roasted, cracked and ground to give a powdery solid called cocoa mass, from which cocoa butter is pressed.
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Renowned for its moisturising and smoothing properties, we source our coconut oil from the Kenyan coast, where the unrefined, high-quality oil is cold-pressed from the flesh of a mixture of wild-harvested and plantation-grown coconuts using a sustainable direct micro expelling process, within an hour of the coconut being opened.
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Rich in skin-calming and mild astringent properties, comfrey is also an excellent emollient. Native to Europe, our ingredient is extracted from the leaf of the plant.
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Used for its soothing and cooling properties, we source our cornflower from Europe, where we extract our ingredient from the rich blue flowers of the plant.
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Used in our products for its ability to help improve moisture retention, cranberries are native to the peat wetlands of North America. Rich in skin-plumping essential fatty acids and nourishing vitamin E, our oil is produced by cold-pressing the seeds of the bright, red berries.
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Loved for its intensely soothing, cooling and hydrating properties, we source our cucumber from within the UK, where our ingredient is produced from the fresh, green flesh of the vegetable.
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This oil is used for its lightweight, non-greasy moisturising properties. We source our Daikon radish from the Willamette Valley, in Oregon, USA, where the nourishing oil is pressed from the rounded brown seeds of the radish pod.
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Renowned for its dreamy, sensual fragrance – a key note in our Botanical Essence™ fine fragrances, we source our Damask roses from a family-run farm in Isparta, Turkey. Here, the last remaining artisan copper still in the whole of Turkey is used to exclusively obtain our pure flower oil through a variety of methods – including extraction, hydro-distillation, distillation, steam-stripping and ion exchange of freshly-harvested rose petals.
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Sustainably sourced from Peru, dragon’s blood extract is rich in proanthocyanidins, which act as antioxidants, and a biologically active alkaloid called taspine, which is known to help barrier function properties.
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Used for its toning and conditioning properties, Echinacea is native to North America. We source our skin-smoothing extract from within the United Kingdom, where the plant is harvested in July and August before the ingredient is extracted and micro-filtered from the flowers, leaves and stem.
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Revered for its soothing properties, elderflower extract has been used to improve the complexion for centuries and was used by the ancient Egyptians to help even the appearance of skin tone. Sourced from Eastern Europe, the fragrant blossom is wild-harvested once a year in early summer whilst it is in bloom.
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Renowned for its purifying properties and invigorating aroma, we source our eucalyptus from China, where our essential oil is steam distilled from the leaves of the fast-growing eucalyptus tree.
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Legendary for its soothing and refreshing properties, and rich in tannins, flavonoids and glycosides, our eyebright is harvested in Bulgaria, where the aerial parts of the plant are macerated in water for 7 days to create our extract.
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Adored for its fresh, floral rose-like fragrance, we source our evergreen, perennial geraniums mostly from Egypt, where our pure essential oil is steam-distilled from the branches the plant.
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Renowned for its skin-toning properties and ability to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, we source our grape seed from France, where the ingredient is extracted from the tiny brown seeds of the plant.
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Well-known for its ability to absorb excess oil from the skin, we use green clay to help balance and smooth.
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We source our green tea from China and Japan, where our powerful, antioxidant-rich ingredient is extracted from the shiny green leaves of the plant.
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Featuring excellent emollient properties and an ability to keep skin soft and supple, the hazelnut is thought to be native to Asia, where the oil is extracted from the nut.
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Used for its mild astringent properties, we source our hops from the United Kingdom and Germany, where the leafy green hop strobiles are harvested in August and September before they are fully ripe. The strobiles are then dried in the shade before being extracted to create our ingredient.
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Prized for their gentle exfoliating action, jojoba beads leave skin clearer, brighter and more polished. To create our naturally biodegradable beads that are kind to the environment, pale yellow jojoba oil is hydrogenated to create a hard white wax, which is then warmed and dropped from a height to create smooth spheres.
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Used in our Superskin™ Face Serum for its antioxidant properties and high levels of vitamin C, we source our Jujube, also known as Chinese date, from Turkey, where the extract is produced from the seed.
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Featuring excellent emollient and nourishing properties, we source our Kalahari melon from the Kalahari Desert, where the pure oil is cold-pressed from the protein-rich dark brown seeds.
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Used for its skin-toning properties, we source our Kigelia from an ethical biotrade company called TreeCorps in Malawi. Here, the fruit is macerated and air dried to get the pulp – the product from which our liquid extract is produced.
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Less floral than lavender, but still loved for its distinctive, herbal fragrance and calming properties, Lavandin yields between five to ten times more oil than lavender. Our pure essential oil is obtained by steam distilling the flowers and stalk of the cultivated shrub.
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This comforting, calming oil has been widely used since the late 16th Century. Renowned for its wonderful, calming aroma, recent research has shown the benefits of this versatile oil help induce a restful night’s sleep. We source our lavender from the Mount Ventoux area of France and Bulgaria, for their superb quality.
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Typically sourced from Serbia in Eastern Europe, the lime flower is wild-harvested once a year during the summer months whilst it is in bloom. The extract is historically renowned for its soothing properties.
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Renowned for its moisturising and antibacterial properties, we source our Manuka honey from New Zealand. Manuka honey is rich in methylglyoxal (MGO), which originates in the nectar of manuka flowers. It is the presence of MGO that makes Manuka special, giving it a level of antibacterial activity that far surpasses that of average honey.
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With each seed harbouring 20-30% pure plant oil, meadowfoam is renowned for its excellent moisturising properties. We source our meadowfoam from a cooperative of farmers in the Willamette Valley in Oregon, USA, where the fields take on the appearance of a mass of sweetly-scented white foam when in bloom. To obtain our GLA and antioxidant-rich oil, the shiny brown seeds of the flower are pressed.
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The naturally astringent meadowsweet extract is renowned for its tightening and toning properties. We source ours from Eastern Europe, typically from Poland, where the creamy-white flower is wild-harvested once a year whilst it is in bloom.
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Revered for its calming properties and uplifting fragrance, we source our neroli from Tunisia, where the precious essential oil is steam distilled from the white flowers of the bitter orange tree.
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Oats boast excellent emollient and skin-soothing properties due to the presence of avenanthramides, compounds that have a range of activity against irritated skin. We source our oats from the United Kingdom, where the extract is produced through extraction of dried oats.
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Used for their exfoliating properties, olive stone granules help gently buff away dead skin cells. Our naturally biodegradable granules don’t pose a threat to the environment, and are sourced from Southern Europe, where they are made by crushing and size-grading olive stones, a by-product of the olive industry.
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Renowned for its delicate citrus fragrance, our orange flowers are sourced from Spain, where the exquisite floral water is produced as a by-product of the steam distillation process for creating neroli essential oil.
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Used for its ability to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by firming the skin, we source our paracress from South Africa, where the flowers are hand-picked before being extracted to create our ingredient.
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Used for its refreshing and brightening properties, as well as its ability to even skin tone, we source our Persian silk tree from farmers in China, where the bark of the tree is macerated in water to create our extract.
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Fresh and spicy with underlying woody facets, this unique fragrance note is reminiscent of pepper and elemi. We source our pink pepper from Madagascar, Mauritius and Réunion, where our pure essential oil is obtained by the cold extraction of crushed, dried berries.
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With strong antioxidant and firming properties, we source our pomegranate flowers from India, where they are harvested by hand in May and June before the extract is produced by macerating the flowers.
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Featuring strong skin-protecting properties, propolis is an antiseptic substance produced by bees for the defence of their hives against harmful bacteria, viruses and fungi.
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Renowned for its ability to positively influence the moisturisation of the skin, we source our rhubarb from Poland and Bulgaria, where the roots are hand-picked and dried with hot air, before being extracted to create our hydrating ingredient.
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Loved for its divine ambery, woody fragrance, we source our rock rose from Andalusia, Spain, where the leaves and twigs are harvested before being subjected to vacuum fractionation to obtain the concrete, which is then purified to become absolute.
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Famous for its excellent moisturising properties, rosehip seed oil is rich in essential fatty acids and helps enhance the barrier function of the skin while improving moisture retention.
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Used for its antioxidant properties, we source our rosemary from Spain, where the extract is filtered from the needle-shaped leaves of the plant.
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With inherent soothing properties, self-heal is a herbaceous perennial with a distribution that spans the northern hemisphere. To obtain our extract, the leaves of the plant are macerated in water for 7 days.
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With a strong profile of flavonoids, tannins, silicic acid and silicates, shave grass has skin-toning properties. Our shave grass is wild-harvested in Croatia, where the ingredient is extracted from the leaves of the plant.
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Renowned for its excellent emollient properties and ability to help improve the barrier function of the skin, we source our shea butter from West Africa, where the pulp of the fruit is removed to reveal the kernel, which is boiled and dried in the sun before being shelled for pressing.
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A gentle, yet effective natural cleanser, soap bark contains saponins, which are detergent compounds found in certain plants that foam when mixed with water. We source our soap bark extract from wild-harvested raw materials obtained from FSC certified forests in Chile.
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Used for its ability to promote shine, we source this pleasantly fresh ingredient from sweet oranges grown in Sicily, where the extract is pressed from the fruit.
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Vetiver essential oil has a strong woody scent; deep, humid with green earthy accents, it adds a mysterious dimension to woody bases. Extensively used in perfumery, not only as a fixative but also as a fragrance ingredient in its own right, vetiver oil is a component in fougère, oriental and chypre bases as well as moss and woody notes. We source our vetiver from the Indonesian Island of Java and the islands of Haiti and Réunion, for their high quality.
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Well-known for its ability to absorb excess oil from the skin, we use French white clay to help gently cleanse and balance.
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Rich in essential fatty acids, omegas 3 and 6 and sterols, this preparation of sea algae helps moisturise, revitalise and plump. We source our winged kelp from sustainable plantations in Brittany, France, where the extract is ground and filtered from the whole plant.
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Legendary for its soothing and toning properties, witch hazel is native to the eastern coast of North America, and our witch hazel water is distilled from the chopped, macerated leaves of the flowering shrub.
