Australian skincare brand Jurlique has unveiled a newly reformulated Rare Rose collection, introducing updated formulations designed to deliver up to 120 hours of hydration while supporting skin barrier function and overall skin health.
Developed using two exclusive farm-grown roses cultivated on Jurlique's biodynamic farm in the Adelaide Hills, the collection combines naturally derived botanical ingredients with the brand's latest skincare research.
At the centre of the launch is Jurlique's new Triple-Action Hydration System, designed to replenish moisture, support skin hydration balance and strengthen the skin barrier. The collection has been clinically tested, with formulations developed to provide long-lasting hydration while helping to reduce visible signs of dryness and environmental stress.
The renovated range includes three hero products:
• Rare Rose Serum, formulated with multiple molecular weights of hyaluronic acid to hydrate and replenish dehydrated skin.
• Rare Rose Emulsion, a lightweight moisturiser designed to boost hydration while improving comfort and reducing moisture loss.
• Rare Rose Face Oil, combining rosehip oil, vitamin E and squalane to nourish the skin and reinforce the skin barrier.
Alongside hydration benefits, the collection places a strong emphasis on wellbeing through its naturally derived rose fragrance, designed to create a calming sensory experience during skincare rituals.
The launch also reflects Jurlique's continued commitment to sustainable product development. The new packaging incorporates recyclable materials and a lighter-weight bottle, helping to reduce material usage while maintaining the brand's premium positioning.
The Rare Rose collection is formulated with 100% natural-origin fragrance and naturally derived botanical ingredients, including Jurlique's exclusive farm-grown roses and signature botanical blend.
Founded more than 40 years ago, Jurlique continues to cultivate many of its key ingredients on its biodynamic farm in South Australia, combining botanical expertise with scientific research to develop professional spa treatments and retail skincare.
