Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Betula pubescens Echr. buds from Ukraine undergo CO2 extraction to yield a waxy mass supplied in 100 g packs. The composition features terpenes, terpenoids including caryophyllenes, patchoulene, farnesal and ledene together with higher alcohols, flavones and phytosterols. International buyers review these parameters before scaling production. CO2 Extracts Wholesale listings help labs compare batch consistency.
Integration parameters for manufacturers
The extract is fat soluble and added at 0.01-2 percent in the oil phase. Storage in a cool dark place inside a tightly closed container maintains quality until December 2028. These conditions support predictable performance in both cosmetic and food-grade formulations. Additional options are listed under Extracts Wholesale.
Role in cosmetic laboratory work
Formulators incorporate the material into creams, serums and body products to support skin comfort and tone. It works well in emulsions designed for sensitive or combination skin types, providing a light astringent feel without altering texture.
Use as raw material for supplements and food
Supplement and food manufacturers source the extract as a botanical ingredient for functional beverages, confectionery bases and dietary supplement blends. Birch buds CO2 extract 1 kg is ordered in bulk quantities. The material disperses into fat phases of drinks or confectionery masses within standard formulation limits.
Sample hair care emulsion
Water phase 78 percent, oil phase 18 percent, CO2 extract 1.2 percent, emulsifier 2.8 percent. The extract joins the oil phase at 40-45 degrees Celsius before emulsification. The finished emulsion is applied to scalp and lengths after shampooing.
Handling and shelf considerations
Sealed packaging shields the waxy mass from light and temperature fluctuations. Production teams confirm that these measures preserve the original profile across the stated shelf life.
Frequently asked questions
Is the extract suitable for clear aqueous systems?
No, fat solubility requires an oil or emulsion phase.
What is the recommended input range for cosmetic batches?
Input ranges from 0.01 to 2 percent in the active phase.
Can it be used in dietary supplement production?
Yes, the extract serves as botanical raw material for supplements and food products.