Product Description
Sourcing and specification focus
Thyme extract originates from Ukraine and arrives as a liquid with INCI Thymus Vulgaris Flower/Leaf Extract at 3-6 percent concentration. The 100 ml pack serves laboratories and small-batch manufacturers who require consistent botanical raw material. Liquid Extracts of this type maintain volatile compounds through water-alcohol or glycerin extraction.
Technical parameters for formulators
Solubility covers water, alcohol and glycerin, allowing addition to serums, toners and emulsions at the cooling stage below 45 degrees Celsius. Dosage range of 1-5 percent lets B2B buyers adjust intensity while preserving emulsion stability. Compatibility tests with preservatives are recommended before scaling. Botanical Extracts are evaluated similarly across different bases.
Applications for cosmetic labs and food manufacturers
Cosmetic laboratories incorporate the extract into face and body toners, masks and hair rinses to refresh and tone. Scalp care products benefit from its ability to balance sebum appearance. Thyme Extract 1 L supports larger production runs for contract manufacturers. Supplement and food-industry factories purchase this food-grade botanical raw material for flavoring beverages, confectionery items and functional blends. Private formulators and industrial plants worldwide source it in retail and wholesale quantities for dietary supplement and food applications.
Example scalp-refreshing toner
Distilled water 150 ml, thyme extract 5 ml, glycerin 3 ml, echinacea extract 2 ml, broad-spectrum preservative 1 ml. Combine water and glycerin, add extracts at 40 degrees, incorporate preservative and transfer to a spray bottle. Apply after shampooing to refresh the scalp.
Storage guidelines
Keep in a tightly closed container in a cool dark place until December 2028. This preserves volatile fractions for consistent performance in final formulations.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended input temperature?
Add the extract to the cooled water phase at 40-45 degrees Celsius to retain volatile compounds.
Is the material suitable for dietary supplement production?
Yes, it serves as food-grade botanical raw material for beverage and confectionery flavoring by manufacturers and private formulators.
Can it be used in alcohol-based toners?
Yes, solubility in alcohol supports creation of water-alcohol lotions and toners.
Which pack size suits pilot batches?
The 100 ml size is ideal for initial testing before moving to one-liter volumes for confirmed recipes.