Wild rose, chamomile, musk mallow: the plants behind our facial care

Crème visage suprême Rosa Flore à la rose sauvage - Anokian Nature

The plants that make up our facial care

Wild rose, chamomile, musk mallow, soapwort… these names often appear in our product descriptions, but we don't always take the time to explain why each plant is found in a particular treatment. Here is a quick profile of the ingredients that make up our facial trios.

Wild rose and chamomile: at the heart of Rosa Flore

The Rosa Flore Supreme Face Cream highlights wild rose and chamomile, two plants we grow at our farm in Hemmingford. It is these two ingredients that make the cream suited for combination and sensitive skin, particularly those prone to redness.

Musk mallow and marine extracts: at the heart of Malva Flore

The Malva Flore Supreme Face Cream instead focuses on musk mallow and marine extracts. It is this combination that makes Malva Flore better suited for a routine targeting the appearance of wrinkles and visible signs of aging.

Soapwort: the foundation of our 3-in-1 Cleansing Milk

Our Pure Absolu 3-in-1 Cleansing Milk, for its part, highlights soapwort, a plant traditionally used to gently cleanse the skin, morning and night.

The 13 field flowers of the Anti-Aging Face Elixir

The Anti-Aging Face Elixir is formulated from a blend of 13 field flowers grown at our farm in Quebec. This blend makes it the finishing step of our evening ritual, applied in a few drops after the Nectar Floral Face Hydrosol.

Why growing our own plants changes the quality of a product

Since 2005, Anokian Nature has been growing the plants used in its creations itself, at its farm in Hemmingford, Quebec. Cultivating our own plants allows us to control every step: the harvest time, the processing method, and the freshness of the extracts used in our treatments.

To learn more about how we work with plants, read our article What is a botanical extract? and our article on why growing your own plants changes everything in natural skincare.

Frequently asked questions about our botanical extracts

Which plant is best suited for sensitive skin prone to redness?

Wild rose and chamomile, present in the Rosa Flore Supreme Face Cream, are the two plants we associate with combination and sensitive skin.

Which plant should I target for visible signs of aging?

Musk mallow, combined with marine extracts in the Malva Flore Supreme Face Cream, is geared towards a routine targeting the appearance of wrinkles.

Why is soapwort used in the cleanser?

Soapwort is traditionally recognized for gently cleansing the skin, making it a good base ingredient for a cleanser used morning and night.

Where do the plants used by Anokian Nature come from?

They are grown at our farm in Hemmingford, Quebec, where we have been harvesting and processing them by hand since 2005.

The botanical world at the heart of our skincare

Wild rose, chamomile, musk mallow, soapwort, 13 field flowers… each Anokian Nature product starts with a specific plant, chosen for a specific role in your routine.

🌿 Since 2005, Anokian Nature has been growing the plants used in its creations at its farm in Quebec and processing them by hand to create treatments born from its botanical expertise.

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