COMPANY PROFILE BotanicalsPlus


Established in 1998, BotanicalsPlus is a WBENC certified, woman-owned business, specializing in botanical extracts, oils, natural actives, ferments, upcycled by-products and customizable complexes. Our brand new, 75,000 sq. ft, GMP operated 5S facility in Fairfield, NJ houses state of the art equipment—where we proudly manufacture and supply an extensive range of highly effective solutions for the Personal Care, Cosmetic, and Pharmaceutical industries. At BotanicalsPlus, Nature’s Power and (Wo)Man’s Wisdom™ come together to deliver innovation and sustainability with safe and efficient practices to meet the evolving needs of today and tomorrow’s market needs.


BP—ANTI-INFLAMMATORY COMPLEX is a clinically proven anti- inflammatory solution that consists of hyaluronic acid and Schizophyllan Mushroom, with select hypericin flavonoids from St. John’s Wort, Marshmallow Root and German Chamomile Extracts. As proven by In-Vivo studies, this potent combination of ingredients work synergistically to prevent, mitigate, and manage irritation and inflammation on skin. The use of low molecular weight hyaluronic acid offers best-in-class skin permeability, allowing for delivery of the complex at the most effective point of use. In addition to anti-inflammatory properties, BP ANTI-INFLAMMATORY COMPLEX also has anti-microbial, antioxidant, anti-irritant, and antiphlogistic properties. It is excellent at healing dry, damaged skin and improving the appearance of rosacea.


BP–BOTANILYTE™ PEB is a topical solution that consists of sodium chloride, magnesium sulfate, calcium and an optimized fusion of plant-derived extracts to replenish lost electrolytes on skin and scalp immediately at point of use. Electrolytes are a vital part of replenishing the proper function of skin cells. and serves as an essential part of achieving and maintaining healthy scalp and hair.


OPUNTIA BIOCOMPLEX SH is a powder, upcycled extract obtained from the leaves of the plant we more commonly know as Prickly Pear Cactus. The juice within the Prickly Pear leaves (also called cladodes) naturally contain a blend of mucilage and other polysaccharides (30-40% w/w) that deliver benefits far superior than that of Aloe. Ideal for use across hair, skin and color cosmetic applications, OPUNTIA BIOCOMPLEX SH offers an extensive range of properties to protect, achieve and maintain healthy skin and scalp due to its film forming, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, soothing and moisturizing properties.


BP-TRILURONIC™ ACID SERIES is a combination of three different molecular weight fractions of natural hyaluronic acid produced through fermentation-available in liquid, powder and anhydrous varieties. BP-TRILURONIC™ ACID SERIES synergistically deploys its specific benefits to the epidermis, making the layers more available and receptive to the beneficial effects of all skin care actives, while improving the appearance of skin to look younger, healthier and more supple.


16 Law Drive, Fairfield, NJ 07004 Tel:: 973-439-1401 Fax:: 973-439-1402 Email: info@jeen.com www.jeen.com


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