Sourcing and specification details
The CO2 extract is supplied as an oily green-brown mass with waxy inclusions from Ukraine. It is produced from Hamamelis virginiana, Hedera helix, Aesculus Hippocastanum, Humulus lupulus and Arnica montana. CO2 Extracts come in 5 g transport packaging. The ingredient dissolves in lipids only. International buyers value the solvent-free process and oxidation stability for clean formulations.
Formulation parameters for B2B buyers
Recommended input levels range from 0,5 % in micellar water to 1-2 % in body creams. Add at 35-45 °C after cooling the emulsion. The pH stability window is 3,5-7,5. Shelf life extends to December 2028 when stored below 25 °C in a light-protected container. Labs scale the material easily across batch sizes.
Applications across cosmetic categories
Laboratories incorporate the blend into serums, night creams, eye gels and body milks. It works with phospholipid emulsifiers and bisabolol. The material supports clean beauty formulations for sensitive skin routines. Botanical Extracts integrate well in various textures from light lotions to rich balms.
Example serum formulation
Combine 70 ml rose hydrosol with 0,4 g xanthan gum. Heat 18 ml rice bran oil and 6 g emulsifier to 70 °C. Cool the emulsion to 35 °C, then add 2 ml CO2 extract, 0,4 ml bisabolol and 3 ml preservative. Homogenise for five minutes. This yields a stable product suitable for sensitive applications.
Use in dietary supplements and food production
Manufacturers of dietary supplements and functional foods source this botanical raw material for lipid-based blends. Confectionery plants and drink producers worldwide purchase it in retail and wholesale volumes. CO2 Anti-couperose blend for sensitive skin 1 kg supports continuous production cycles. The format adapts to both large factories and small formulators.
Storage recommendations
Keep tightly closed, away from light and children at temperatures not exceeding 25 °C. Do not exceed 45 °C during processing. Proper handling maintains quality throughout the declared period.
Frequently asked questions
What is the physical form?
Oily green-brown mass containing waxy particles.
Is the extract water soluble?
No, it dissolves exclusively in lipid phases.
Can it be used above 45 °C?
Processing temperatures must remain below 45 °C.
Is it suitable for food-grade formulas?
Yes, it serves as a botanical ingredient in dietary supplements and functional foods.