Red Grevillea
Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)
Red Grevillea, also known as Wild turmetic, is an attractive evergreen shrub native to Australia. Known for its striking red flowers that appear throughout the year, this plant is a popular choice for gardeners, florists and architects alike. The stunning flowers of Red Grevillea not only add a striking visual element to the garden, but also attract birds, specifically honeycreepers, adding another dimension to its attractive character. Its scientific name, Grevillea speciosa, refers to its magnificent spectacle.
Red Grevillea is very popular in many areas, especially in horticulture and landscape design, where it is used for planting in parks, gardens and public spaces. Besides, extracts of Red Grevillea are used in the cosmetic industry. It has smoothing and regenerative effects and a high content of antioxidants that promote skin health. This makes it an ideal ingredient for skin treatments, wrinkles and aging skin. Many cosmetic products such as creams, serums, masks or scrubs thus contain extracts from this plant. Due to its ability to survive even in harsher conditions, this plant is believed to have great potential for future developments in skin care.