PAT Launches the Exudactive Line of Products Containing Plant Active Ingredients
Plant Advanced Technologies (PAT) will launch its new cosmetic active ingredient HydraQueen Exudactive. The botanical active ingredient works to repair the skin barrier and kicks off the launch of the company's new Exudactive range.
The French company, which specializes in rare active botanical compounds for the cosmetic, pharmaceutical and fine chemicals markets, is launching HydraQueen Exudactive, a new moisturizing active ingredient for sensitive skin that restores the skin's barrier function and protects it . It also has antioxidant and anti-free radical activity properties.
HydraQueen Exudactive is extracted from the root of Filipendula ulmaria, a traditional European medicinal plant known for its diverse biological properties, and was developed using PAT's aerosol cultivation and plant optimization technology. According to the company, this increases the content of active ingredients in secondary metabolites by 82 times.
Efficacy tests have proven the numerous skin benefits of this natural active ingredient. According to PAT, HydraQueen Exudactive helps restore the delicate balance of skin barrier function; protects skin from pollution, dehydration and environmental stress; Maintains internal moisture and protects against external irritation; Repairs and strengthens sensitive skin.
HydraQueen Exudactive is manufactured in France, and PAT shows the entire production chain from seed to active ingredient on its website. All of the company's operations are ISO9001-2015 certified, and its horticulture activities and aerosol cultivation in France have been awarded the High Environmental Value (HVE) Level 3 seal.
The aeroponic production method saves cultivated land area, recycles 100% of the culture water, and saves natural resources; the zero-pesticide cultivation process is carried out in a natural greenhouse, and the number of collected molecules increases 96 times compared to open-air cultivation.
PAT has also launched its other new Exudactive range, which are derived from plants such as Rhus and Equisetum and are rich in highly active root molecules with different beauty benefits such as anti-aging, radiance and protection.
PAT's commitment to sustainable innovation is at the core of what they do. They are committed to providing the cosmetics industry with high-quality raw materials while protecting the environment. Jean-Paul Fèvre, President of PAT emphasizes.
2026-10-15
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