Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
CO2 Extract Complex for Skin Brightening 5 g is produced in Ukraine by supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide from millet seeds, lemon fruit, ivy leaves and mulberry leaves. The resulting oily liquid carries no solvent residues and matches INCI Panicum Miliaceum Seed [CO2] Extract, Citrus Limon Fruit [CO2] Extract, Hedera helix [CO2] Extract, Morus Nigra Leaf [CO2] Extract. CO2 Extracts are selected by manufacturers for consistent lipophilic fractions.
Technical parameters for formulation
The material is fat-soluble and added to the active phase at 0.2-0.5 percent. It is sourced as raw material for dietary supplements. Shelf life extends to 12.2028 when kept in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container. Packaging is designed for transport and scaling from small lots to industrial volumes. Botanical Extracts support diverse production needs.
Use in supplements and food production
International supplement and food manufacturers purchase the extract as botanical raw material for dietary supplements, functional drinks and confectionery. Cosmetic laboratories incorporate it into creams, serums and masks while factories worldwide source both wholesale and retail packs for product development. Scaling often involves CO2 Extract Complex for Skin Brightening 100 g.
Example formulation for hair tonic
Base tonic 95 g, CO2 Extract Complex for Skin Brightening 0.3 g, solubilizer 4.7 g. Blend at room temperature after cooling the base below 40 degrees Celsius, then fill into spray bottles for scalp application trials.
Integration guidelines
Incorporate during the final cooling stage below 40 degrees Celsius to protect heat-sensitive components. The ingredient pairs with other oil-phase actives without affecting emulsion stability.
Storage recommendations
Store away from light and heat sources in sealed containers to maintain quality throughout the stated shelf life.
Frequently asked questions
What batch sizes suit B2B buyers?
Start with 5 g packs for trials then move to larger volumes.
Is the extract suitable for food-grade blends?
Yes, it serves as raw material in supplement formulations and functional food products.
Which phase accepts the material?
Add exclusively to the oil phase after cooling to preserve active fractions.
Where to find related botanical materials?
Additional options appear in the section for multi-product lines.