Damtera Extract
<p>This collection brings together the <strong>DAMTERA extract</strong> range, a line of single-ingredient botanical and marine concentrates bottled in 150ml, 300ml, and 500ml sizes. You will find broccoli extract, wormwood extract, fish extract, and other focused formulas meant to be used on their own or layered into a wider routine.</p><p>Each formula keeps to one headline source so you can match the extract to what your skin is asking for that week. The larger 500ml bottles suit anyone who has already settled on a favourite and wants to refill without thinking about it.</p>
Buying guide
The DAMTERA Extract Range
DAMTERA builds its extract line around one idea: keep the formula simple and let a single botanical or marine source do the work. The collection runs from broccoli and wormwood to fish and centripetal extracts, with bottle sizes from 150ml up to a generous 500ml. This guide walks through what sits in the range and how people tend to fold these concentrates into their care.
What a DAMTERA extract actually is
An extract here is a concentrated liquid drawn from a named source, bottled with minimal extras. The label tells you exactly what you are getting: Broccoli Extract, Fish Extract, Injin Wormwood Extract, and so on. There is no long mystery ingredient list to decode, which is part of the appeal for people who like to keep track of what touches their skin.
The botanical concentrates
Plant-sourced options make up much of the range. Broccoli extract appears in 150ml, 300ml, and 500ml, while Injin wormwood comes in 150ml and 300ml. Zimo extract and centripetal extract round out the green side of the line. These suit anyone who prefers plant-derived inputs and wants to test one source at a time rather than committing to a blended formula.
The marine concentrates
Fish extract is the marine anchor of the collection, sold in 150ml and 500ml. Marine-sourced concentrates have a long history in Korean care, and DAMTERA keeps the presentation plain so the source stays front and centre. If you already lean toward marine ingredients elsewhere in your routine, this slots in without much fuss.
Picking a bottle size
The 150ml bottles are the natural starting point when you want to trial an extract before deciding. Once a formula earns a regular spot, the 300ml and 500ml sizes cut down on reorders and usually work out gentler on the wallet per millilitre. Several extracts span all three sizes, so you can step up as you go.
Ways people work them in
Because these are single-source liquids, they tend to be used as a focused step rather than a full product. Some apply an extract on its own, others mix a measured amount into an existing routine. The plain formulation gives you room to experiment with placement and frequency without fighting a crowded ingredient deck.
Browsing this collection
The grid pulls together every in-stock DAMTERA extract we carry, with more than 45 listings across sizes and sources. Scan by source name if you already know what you want, or sort by size if your priority is stocking up. Each card links through to the full product page with the size and detail spelled out.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which DAMTERA extracts are in this collection?
The range covers single-source concentrates including broccoli extract, fish extract, Injin wormwood extract, Zimo extract, and centripetal extract. Each is bottled under its own source name so you can pick exactly what you are after.
What bottle sizes does DAMTERA offer for these extracts?
Most extracts come in 150ml, with many also available in 300ml and 500ml. Broccoli extract, for example, spans all three sizes, while fish extract is sold in 150ml and 500ml.
Are these single-ingredient formulas?
Yes. DAMTERA keeps each extract built around one named source with minimal extras, so the label tells you the headline ingredient directly. That makes it straightforward to track what you are applying.
How do people use DAMTERA extracts?
Because they are concentrated single-source liquids, they are usually treated as a focused step. Some apply an extract on its own, others fold a measured amount into an existing routine. The plain formula leaves room to adjust placement and frequency.
Should I buy the small or large size?
The 150ml bottle is a sensible trial size if you are new to a given extract. Once it earns a regular place, the 300ml and 500ml options reduce reorders and tend to cost less per millilitre.