What is Ficus Carica (Fig) Fruit Extract?
Role not confirmed
We haven't written up what this ingredient does yet. The products below feature it as a key ingredient.
Which products feature it?
4 of the 2320 products we've checked feature this as a key ingredient. Products that disclose a concentration or list it near the top of the ingredient list come first.
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Fig Enzyme Powder Cleanser
Key Ficus Carica (Fig) Fruit Extract (#8 on the ingredient list), Papain, Ficin
It's made for better hydration and less shine.
Key Ficus Carica (Fig) Fruit Extract (#17 on the ingredient list), Niacinamide
10 claims, summarized
- Only partly backed:
- less shine · less visible dark spots · softer-looking fine lines · sun protection
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Claims, checked
Niacinamide skin whitening
plausible, not testedFig extract skin moisture supply
plausible, not testedIt is a moist cream-type formulation.
plausible, not testedIt is a W/S formulation that shows a lasting UV-blocking effect not only in daily life but also in leisure activities, and cares for skin greasiness caused by sebum.
partly backedIt soothes skin damage and irritation caused by UV rays, and at the same time gives a fresh finish without stickiness or greasiness when applied.
partly backedIt is a 3-fold functional sunscreen that can care at the same time not only for the UV-blocking effect but also for pigmentation, fine wrinkles, etc. caused by UV rays.
partly backedIt is a 3-fold functional sunscreen of UV blocking, whitening and wrinkle improvement that can be used on all skin with a non-sticky feel and mild formula.
partly backedThe hybrid sunscreen's mild sun cream is moist and fresh on all skin without irritation!
overstated#NoWhiteCastGentle
no supporting source foundWhen used during water play or leisure activities, its W/S type with good water resistance is strong against sweat and water, protecting the skin from UV rays.
no supporting source found
Key Ficus Carica (Fig) Fruit Extract (#27 on the ingredient list), Rosa Damascena Flower Water, Hyaluronic Acid
7 claims, summarized
- Only partly backed:
- better hydration (amount unknown)
- Don't count on:
- calmer skin
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A wash-off pack that contains real French rose petals, 5 types of hyaluronic acid and 9,300 ppm of Damask rose water to give moisture to rough skin and care for sebum and wastes, 125g.
partly backedReal French rose petals are grounded to provide instant hydration to the skin, and the polyphenol component of rose flowers provides antioxidant effects.
partly backedHyaluronic acid, an excellent source of moisture that holds 1,000 times its own weight, effectively delivers moisture to the skin, helping to maintain soft and moist skin.
partly backedWith the strong adsorption power of clay, it cleans up sebum, dead skin cells, and pore residues to help maintain smooth skin and clean pores.
partly backedThe powerful antioxidant polyphenol, rich in damask rose water, helps prevent aging of skin, and vitamin tocopherol prevents skin wrinkles.
overstatedCentella asiatica extract effective for skin soothing, fig extract with excellent antioxidant and moisturizing effect, and Ceramide NP, a powerful moisturizing ingredient, are formulated to soothe sensitive skin and provide gentle care and comfort to the skin.
no supporting source foundAll ingredients EWG green grade (excluding fragrance)
no supporting source found
Key Ficus Carica (Fig) Fruit Extract (#32 on the ingredient list), Papain
21 claims, summarized
- Only partly backed:
- a smoother skin texture
- Don't count on:
- better hydration · less visible pores
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Claims, checked
pH 5.8
plausible, not tested'PHA' extracted from milk sugar to help moist peeling
plausible, not testedHygienic use is possible with a moisture-resistant single-use pouch.
plausible, not testedWith Black Sugar and plant-derived enzyme ingredients, RESET skin texture from the cleansing stage !
partly backedBlack Sugar rich in moisture and minerals, with papain enzyme, a mild peeling ingredient, added to smoothly remove dead skin cells and impurities piled layer upon layer on the skin.
partly backed5 IN 1 Multi Cleanser enjoyed with a single wash
partly backedGentle cleansing with creamy foam and weakly acidic formula
partly backedThe creamy foam that softly wraps the skin and the skin-comfortable weakly acidic pH formula deliver a moist finish without tightness.
partly backedEven dead skin cells and impurities piled layer upon layer, cleanly!
partly backedWith an *enzyme peeling method that breaks down proteins rather than physical exfoliation, it gently cares for rough skin texture.
partly backed'Fig Extract' containing ficin, a protein-degrading enzyme
partly backedThe soft soft~ creamy foam that rises when it touches water gently wraps the face, minimizing skin irritation.
partly backedPowder formula with fine and soft particles that helps low-irritation cleansing
partly backedMild peeling with Black Sugar and papain enzyme, without irritation even for sensitive skin
overstatedMoist low-irritation powder wash that even sensitive skin can use without worry
overstatedDense double cleansing that adsorbs dead skin cells and impurities with rich foam
overstatedSkin's natural smooth new texture awakened by Black Sugar and plant-derived enzymes
no supporting source foundLow-irritation peeling, smooth and fine, through the synergy of mineral-rich Black Sugar and papain enzyme
no supporting source foundCleanly removes blackheads and old dead skin cells and delivers hydration with abundant moisture and minerals.
no supporting source foundMaintains the oil-moisture balance that can be disrupted after cleansing
no supporting source foundCleansing booster that helps with even cleaner · more thorough cleansing depending on the situation
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| Result | Claims |
|---|---|
| plausible, not tested | 1 of 3 |
| partly backed | 1 of 3 |
| no supporting source found | 1 of 3 |
These are counts of claims, not products. One product can name the same ingredient in several claims, and we checked each one on its own.


