natural extracts
Derived botanical substances
Natural extracts are concentrated substances derived from plants, animals, or other organic sources through processes like distillation, pressing, or soaking.
Common in food, cosmetics, and medicine: vanilla extract, herbal extracts, natural plant extracts.
The term often appears in marketing to suggest purity or wholesomeness, though "natural" has no strict regulatory definition in many contexts.
- enfleurageFat-based scent extraction
- eucalyptus oilFragrant leaf extract, medicinal
- tea tree oilAromatic botanical antiseptic
- phytochemicalsBioactive plant-derived compounds
- cold pressingMechanical extraction without heat
carrier oil · terpenes · aloe vera · organic farming · botanical garden · tincture · maceration · lavender oil · peppermint oil · rose water · freeze-drying · vanilla · decoction · essential oils · flower petals · lanolin · oleoresin · plant-based
- flavor extractsvanilla, vanilla essence, lemon oil, peppermint oil, rose water
- diet aidsphentermine, semaglutide, appetite suppressant, fat burner, meal replacement
- herbal medicineherbal medicine, herbal remedies, herbal remedy, herbal tea, herbal teas
- Ayurvedaayurveda, dosha, doshas, pitta, agni
- Bach Flowersagrimony, aspen, beech, centaury, chicory
natural extractschemical additives
Supplementary synthetic ingredients
synthetic chemicals · artificial flavors · petrochemicals · artificial colors · synthetic dyes