Here the fruit extracts—not charcoal or clay—give the face wash its defining identity. Bilberry, orange, lemon and sugar maple appear with sugar cane and aloe vera. The formula is positioned to brighten skin and clear clogs, offering a clearly different ingredient profile from mineral-led cleansers.
Product Specifications
Product Type
Facial cleanser
Application Area
Face
Listed Ingredients
Aloe vera extract, Vaccinium myrtillus Fruit/ Leaf extract & Saccharum officinarum ( Sugar Cane ) extract & Citrus aurantium dulcis (Orange ) Fruit extract & Citrus limon (Lemon) Fruit extract & Acer saccharum (Sugar Maple) extract
Intended Use
Facial cleansing and pore care
Stated Benefits
Stated to brighten skin and help clear clogged pores.
Fruit face wash containing aloe vera extract, bilberry fruit/leaf extract, sugar cane extract, orange fruit extract, lemon fruit extract and sugar maple extract. Intended for skin brightening and unclogging.
Fruit is more than a generic label in this face wash. The ingredient list identifies bilberry fruit/leaf extract, orange fruit extract and lemon fruit extract, as well as sugar cane and sugar maple extracts.
Aloe vera extract completes the named blend. The wash is intended to brighten skin and remove clogs. This fruit-and-plant-extract composition contrasts with facial washes identified by activated charcoal powder, coffee extract or glycolic acid. For a distributor, the concrete difference is the breadth of named fruit-derived components and their stated cleansing and brightening purpose.
Product type: fruit face wash.
Aloe vera extract is named.
Bilberry fruit/leaf and sugar cane extracts are included.
Orange, lemon and sugar maple extracts are included.
Skin brightening and clearing clogs are its stated functions.
Q: Which fruit extracts appear in this face wash?
A: Bilberry, orange and lemon extracts are named, along with sugar cane and sugar maple extracts.
