Product Description
Sourcing and specifications for manufacturers
Mate Tea CO2 Extract 100 g is produced in Czech Republic by supercritical CO2 extraction from Ilex paraguariensis leaves. The viscous liquid carries INCI CO2 extracts Thea mate and a characteristic aroma. CO2 Extracts Wholesale buyers receive consistent quality suitable for scale-up from pilot batches to full production.
Technical parameters and solubility profile
Recommended input levels range from 0.05 to 1 percent. Sprays and micellar waters require 0.05-0.09 percent, lifting creams 0.1-0.3 percent, and balms 0.5-1 percent. The extract dissolves in polysorbate-80, oils and triglycerides, allowing flexible phase addition below 40 degrees Celsius.
Role in dietary supplements and food formulations
Supplement and food manufacturers worldwide purchase the material as botanical raw ingredient for functional beverages, confectionery and dietary supplement blends. Mate Tea CO2 Extract 1 kg supports larger orders while smaller packs serve R&D. Retail and wholesale channels serve both private formulators and factories.
Cosmetic applications across categories
The extract supports skin comfort and tone in serums, masks and body products. Hair care formulas benefit from root nourishment and improved strand condition. Its neutral profile integrates into waterless and emulsified systems alike.
Example scalp and hair tonic formulation
A 100 g batch contains 0.08 percent extract, 65 percent green tea hydrosol, 25 percent distilled water, 8 percent polysorbate-80 and 1.92 percent preservative. First dissolve the extract in polysorbate, then combine with aqueous phase. The finished tonic is filled into spray bottles for daily use.
Storage conditions and shelf life
Keep the product in a dry cool place in closed packaging until June 2028. Minor caking does not affect performance. Extracts Wholesale packaging ensures safe transport for bulk buyers.
Frequently asked questions
Is the extract suitable for oil-based serums?
Yes, it dissolves readily in triglycerides and carrier oils, making it ideal for anhydrous formulations.
How is the material positioned in food applications?
It serves strictly as botanical raw material for flavoring and fortifying drinks and confectionery items.
What packaging options exist for larger volumes?
One-kilogram packs are available for production-scale needs alongside the 100 g size.