The smell of rosemary remains even when dried, making rosemary precious among herbs. Tannins and flavonoids are found in the extracts from rosemary flowers and leaves, which are said to have a tightening effect on the skin.

Oil from lavender flowers have long been used as a fragrance ingredient in traditional perfumes and bath items and is said to have an emollient effect.

The centifolia rose has been crossbred from roses from all over the world to create a superior flower. The extract from its flowers contains tannins and flavonoids among other helpful agents.

Of all roses, the Damask rose is said to be especially fragrant with a rich scent. It is said that Cleopatra took her baths with floating Damask rose flowers, had them strewn on her bed, and drank its extract to maintain beautiful skin. The extract obtained from its flowers is thought to keep skin hydrated and protected from dryness.

There is a custom in the West of presenting the gift of a gardenia flower when inviting a girl to a dance, and the flowers are said to represent her feelings of joy in the moment. Gardenia is a fragrant flower that bears orange-colored fruit. Extract from the gardenia fruit are thought to hydrate the skin and protect it from dryness.

The peony flower is said to be a cute and lovely fairy in disguise, beloved by all. It is thought to hydrate the skin and protect it from dryness.

Edelweiss, with its lovely, dainty little white flowers, grows in the harsh altitudes of the Swiss alps, and is thus thought of as having a strong life force. Edelweiss flowers produce an extract that is believed to moisturize the skin.

A plant-based oil obtained from seeds of the jojoba, native to the harsh lands of arid locales such as Mexico, is said to be high in nutritional value. Compositionally similar to sebum, it is thought to have moisturizing and emollient effects.

The Madonna lily is beloved in Europe for its large, fresh flowers that bloom even in the hot summer sun. It is thought to moisturize skin and leave skin looking supple.

The camellia is a flower that blooms with grace and splendor. Its oil has been used since ancient times to care for hair and skin, making it indispensable for natural beauty. Rich in oleic acid, it is thought to be ideal for moisturizing and anti-aging skincare* since it blends well into the skin and is highly moisturizing. *Anti-aging skincare is skincare that combats signs of aging.

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) is also known as “pot marigold” and is known in the West as a versatile plant. Calendula extracts contain flavonoids, which are thought to be effective in moisturizing and maintaining healthy skin.

Eucalyptus is known for its ability to grow in arid regions and produce abundant greenery. The essential oil from its leaves is said to be moisturizing to the skin and is also used in healthy teas.

Extract obtained from the cornflower contains agents such as tannins and flavonoids and is said to moisturize and promote healthy skin.

Oil obtained from the seeds of the sunflower, which bathes in the sun’s radiant light, is rich in vitamin E. It is said to be moisturizing and helpful in promoting healthy skin.

Malva mauritiana (L.), known in the West as the blue mallow, has been a beloved herb for generations. It contains anthocyanin, a natural pigment, that changes color to a beautiful purple or light blue depending on water temperature. It is said to be moisturizing and helpful in promoting healthy skin.

Thought to be native to the Mediterranean, it is also known simply as common thyme. Thyme has been used in cooking and herbal teas since ancient times and is thought to moisturize and promote healthy skin.