CO2 Venotic Complex 1 kg

Sourcing and specifications

CO2 Venotic Complex is produced in the Czech Republic by supercritical CO2 extraction from grape leaves, pine buds, rosemary and arnica. The resulting liquid raw material carries a pleasant coniferous odor and arrives in 1 kg containers. INCI reads Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, CO2 Grape leaves Extract, CO2 Pine (kidney) Extract, CO2 Rosemary Extract, Arnica Montana. The extract dissolves completely in oils and enters the oil phase at temperatures below 40 °C. CO2 Extracts Wholesale customers receive batch documentation that supports both cosmetic and food-grade applications across global supply chains.

Formulation parameters for laboratories and factories

Recommended input ranges from 0.3 to 2 percent and must be added after the emulsion cools below 40 °C. The material remains stable in anhydrous balms, massage oils and cream emulsions. Its low viscosity simplifies accurate dosing without pre-dilution. Cosmetic labs test the complex first in small batches to verify compatibility with chosen emulsifiers and thickeners before scaling to production volumes.

Use as raw material in dietary supplements and food production

Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide purchase CO2 Venotic Complex as a botanical ingredient for dietary supplements, functional beverages, confectionery fillings and fortified foods. Both wholesale drums and retail 1 kg packs support pilot runs and industrial volumes. Private formulators also source the same material for small-batch functional blends that require a consistent plant extract base.

CO2 Venotic Complex 5 g serves as the ideal trial size for stability and sensory testing prior to ordering larger quantities.

Example body balm formulation

Shea butter 40 percent, coconut oil 35 percent, beeswax 15 percent, CO2 Venotic Complex 1.5 percent, tocopherol 0.8 percent, fragrance 0.7 percent and preservative 7 percent. Melt the wax phase at 70 °C, cool to 40 °C, incorporate the complex under gentle stirring and pour into containers. The finished balm displays a light coniferous note that pairs well with citrus or woody essential oils.

Additional applications in cosmetic lines

Formulators incorporate the complex into leg gels, foot soaks, massage creams and after-sun body milks. It contributes a subtle forest aroma while supporting the sensory profile of products aimed at tired skin or daily body care routines. Because the extract is oil-soluble it integrates smoothly into water-in-oil and oil-in-water systems without altering texture or requiring extra solubilizers.

Storage conditions

Store in a cool dark place in tightly closed containers until October 2028. Extracts Wholesale shipments arrive in light-protective transport packaging that maintains integrity during long-distance delivery.

Frequently asked questions

Is the complex suitable for water-based toners?

No, the material dissolves only in oil phases and will separate in purely aqueous systems.

Does the material affect emulsion color?

At 0.3-2 percent the color of the finished emulsion remains unchanged under normal lighting conditions.

Can it be used in anhydrous balms?

Yes, it integrates well into oil-only systems such as solid balms and massage bars.

What is the shelf life after opening?

Once opened, use within 12 months when stored according to the recommended conditions.