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Agaricus Mushroom Extract Powder 100 g

Agaricus Extract Powder for industrial formulation use

Agaricus Extract Powder is a standardized mushroom derived raw material obtained from the fruiting bodies of Agaricus blazei through extraction and subsequent drying into a stable powder form. The Extract Powder format provides reliable storage, handling and integration into manufacturing processes. This format is suitable for use in aqueous, emulsified and combined systems while maintaining formulation balance. Manufacturers select this ingredient for its consistency and controlled performance in scalable production.

Properties and functional purpose

Agaricus Extract Powder is used as a functional mushroom ingredient in formulations emphasizing natural and biological origin. The powder disperses efficiently within formulations and is compatible with various processing environments. For formulators this ensures predictable behavior and consistent results across production batches.

Industry applications

Agaricus Extract Powder is applied in cosmetics for skin care, hair care formulations and body care products. In the wellness segment it is incorporated into functional products featuring mushroom based ingredients. In nutraceutical related manufacturing it is treated strictly as a raw material without medical positioning. The Extract Powder format is suitable for small manufacturers, private label projects, scalable formulations and continuous production.

Formula example

Demineralized water 650 ml
Agaricus Extract Powder 15 g
Plant derived propanediol 80 ml
Xanthan gum 4 g
Chamomile extract powder 8 g
Preservation system for aqueous formulations 5 ml

Agaricus Extract Powder supports stable production workflows and broad B2B application, enabling reproducible formulation development across multiple industry segments.

INCI	Agaricus (mushroom) Extract (and) Maltodextrin
pH	4.0-7.0
Other
Application	First of all, agaric is relevant in anti-aging cosmetics and protective series for facial skin care. Less common in facial cleansers.
Aroma	neutral
Att brand	Germany
Color product	color varies from almost light brown to brown
Dosage	1-4%, dissolve in the aqueous phase as a dry extract and filter, or add as powder to masks and body wraps. Sprays, emulsions, gels - 1-1.5%, ubtan, milk - 0.5-2%, soap and beldi - 1%, masks, scrubs, gommages, anti-cellulite - 1-3%, tonic, micellar water, shampoo — 1.5%, 0.2-3% (at temperatures up to 60 °C, maintain the pH of the composition in the range from 3 to 9)
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Agaricus Mushroom Extract Powder 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 gr
Properties	Skin rejuvenation: increased turgor, Botox-like effect. Skin lightening for various pigmentation disorders, including age-related ones. Restoring skin after damage: regeneration at the cellular level.
Purpose	Brazilian mushrooms have earned a reputation in Latin America for magical and supernatural remedies that were even capable of causing lightning. It is, of course, somewhat reckless to connect the action of agaric with atmospheric phenomena. But the effect of this mushroom on the skin is truly magical! In addition to many vitamins and microelements, agaric is rich in ergothioneine: this compound is a powerful antioxidant that exhibits a versatile effect in the formulas of various cosmetics. First of all, agaric is of interest as an anti-age agent that exhibits additional moisturizing properties. Its restorative effect is also appreciated: this ingredient promotes cellular proliferation and accelerated renewal of skin cells.
Qlity	natural product, herbal raw materials
Solubility	easily in hot water, polysorbate-80, barely noticeable sediment possible
View	powder
Valid until	08.2028