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White Tea Extract Powder 100 g

INCI	White Tea Leaf Extract (and) Maltodextrin
pH	4.0-6.0
Other
Application	nourishing, anti-inflammatory, moisturizing creams, skin regeneration products, photoprotective creams and dermatological compositions preventing the negative effects of UV radiation, therapeutic creams for joint pain, masks and wraps for face and body, a
Att brand	Germany
Color product	amorphous freeze-dried brown powder with a slight characteristic odor
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Inci	White Tea Leaf Extract (and) Maltodextrin
Input percentage	1-4%, dissolve in the aqueous phase as a dry extract and filter, or add as a powder to masks and wraps for hair, face and body. Sprays, emulsions, gels - 1-1.5%, ubtan, milk - 0.5-2%, soap and beldi - 1%, masks, scrubs, gommages, anti-cellulite - 1-3%, to
Name	White Tea Extract Powder 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100g
Properties	Immediately has a refreshing effect, Helps to get rid of pigmentation, Has moisturizing qualities, Gives shine and softness.
Purpose	Provides comprehensive protection to the epidermis, Slows down skin aging.
Solubility	easily in hot water, polysorbate-80, hardly noticeable sediment is possible
Storage conditions	in a cool dry place, in a sealed package. Powder caking is allowed without affecting its properties
View	powder
Valid until	06.2028

White Tea Extract Powder 100 g

White Tea Extract Powder - botanical ingredient for premium skincare, wellness, and functional formulations

Applications in cosmetic and personal care products

Key naturally occurring compounds

Popularity among manufacturers

Formulation versatility

Applications beyond cosmetics

Formula example - White Tea Botanical Care Mask

White Tea Extract Powder in modern manufacturing