Hippophae Rhamnoides Fruit Extract

Hippophae rhamnoides (sea buckthorn) fruit extract brings carotenoids, tocopherols, and fatty acids into serums and oils. Composition depends on fruit vs seed and solvent[1].

What it does

Positioned for nourishment, antioxidant support, and barrier comfort — often next to propolis ExtractPropolis ExtractLimitedPropolis Extract · Bee resin extract (variable botanical source)Hive-resin extract used for soothing and antimicrobial claims; composition and allergenicity vary sharply by plant source and geography.Open in the Index → or niacinamideNiacinamideStrongNiacinamide · Vitamin B3 amideWater-soluble B3 with strong evidence for barrier, tone and sebum; among the most studied topical actives.Open in the Index → in K-beauty serums[1].

The evidence

Nutritional and wound-adjacent literature exists; standardised cosmetic RCTs are limited, so grade is limited/emerging for skincare outcome claims[1].

How to use it

Fine as a supporting botanical; patch-test if you react to carotenoid-rich plant oils.