Refreshing Complex 1 L

Sourcing and specification details

The liquid botanical mixture produced in France by Ennagram carries INCI designation of red grape, St. John’s wort, arnica, witch hazel, chestnut and ivy extracts. International buyers receive a standardized water-soluble ingredient packed in 1 L containers suitable for both pilot and full-scale production. Botanical Extracts from this supplier undergo consistent quality control across batches.

Formulation parameters for laboratories

Recommended usage level ranges from 1 to 10 % depending on the final product category. The material disperses readily in aqueous phases at temperatures below 45 °C and remains stable in glycol-water systems. Cosmetic labs incorporate it into serums, masks and after-sun products to achieve desired sensory properties.

Sample body lotion formulation

Aqueous phase 72 %, emulsifier 4 %, shea butter 7 %, complex 5 %, glycerin 4 %, preservative as required. Blend at 40 °C, homogenize, cool and package. The resulting emulsion offers a light texture suitable for daily use.

Raw material for dietary supplements and food production

Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide source this concentrate as a botanical ingredient for functional beverages, tea blends and confectionery fillings. REFRESHING Освежающий комплекс для контура глаз и лица 10 ml serves as a convenient trial size before ordering bulk quantities. Both wholesale and retail packaging options are available to meet varied production scales.

Storage conditions and shelf life

Store in a cool dark place in tightly closed containers until October 2028. After opening, the material should be used within twelve months under proper handling conditions.

Liquid Extracts provides additional guidance on handling similar water-based materials in industrial settings.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended phase for addition?

The complex is added to the water phase after cooling below 45 °C to maintain its profile.

Is the ingredient suitable for clear toners?

Yes, full water solubility allows transparent formulations without clouding.

Can it be combined with fermented extracts?

Compatibility testing shows stable results with most water-soluble fermented materials at standard concentrations.