Our Hero Ingredient
Did You Know? Tulips Keep Growing After Being Cut.
Backed by two Dutch government grants in research, our mission was to discover which compounds are responsible for this regeneration and identify skin beneficial compounds.
We discovered: Tulips are the new superflower in beauty.
The Benefits of Tulip Science in Skincare
We also conducted a series of analyses to determine what the hard science reveals about the rose’s true value compared to that of the tulip.
The findings perfectly display how the tulip not only matches but surpasses the benefits the rose offers.
• 2x richer than the rose in organic acids
• 4.5X richer than the rose in fatty acids
• Contains more amino acids than the rose
Research partnership with an independent European lab
Our research and clinical testing even expands to the elusive Black Tulip.
The findings perfectly display how the tulip not only matches but surpasses the benefits the rose offers.
• Clinically shown to increase skin firmness by over 29%
• Clinically shown to reduce the amount and depth of wrinkles by 33.7% and smile lines by 22.5%
Proprietary Tulip Complex
Our antioxidant rich complex is featured in our core collection and contains Dutch tulip stem cells for healthy, plump and hydrated looking skin.
Part of tulip used: The bulb
Proprietary Black Tulip Complex
This deep dark tulip contains the highest flavonoid count, which features high antioxidant properties that protect against free radical damage, preserving the youth of the skin for instantly visible, clinically-proven results. Part of tulip used: The Black Tulip petals Shop products featuring our Black Tulip Complex
Part of tulip used: The Black Tulip petals
NAMING OUR ONE-OF-A-KIND BLOOM
The Bloomeffects Tulip
During a special moment at the 2019 Bloomeffects Launch Event, Bloomeffects CEO & Founder, Kim van Haaster, christened the Bloomeffects tulip.
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