Sourcing and Specification Details
Red Brush CO2 Extract is produced in Czechia from Rhodiola quadrifida roots using supercritical CO2 technology. The result is a viscous liquid with a characteristic aroma supplied in 1 kg containers. International buyers in supplement and food manufacturing sectors value this botanical input for its consistent quality and traceability. CO2 Extracts Wholesale meets the needs of laboratories requiring consistent botanical input across multiple production cycles.
Technical Parameters for Formulation
The extract is soluble in polysorbate-80, oils and triglycerides. Recommended dosage ranges from 0.05 % to 1 %: 0.05-0.09 % in sprays and micellar water, 0.1-0.3 % in lifting creams, 0.5-1 % in balms. Add below 40 °C to maintain integrity of active components. Red Brush CO2 Extract 100 g serves well for pilot batches and initial stability testing before scaling to larger volumes.
Integration in Cosmetic Laboratory Work
Formulators incorporate the ingredient into serums, masks, hair tonics and body products. It contributes to skin toning and surface smoothing while supporting overall formula stability in emulsions and anhydrous systems. Store in a cool dry place in closed packaging; minor clumping does not affect performance. Shelf life extends to June 2028 under proper conditions.
Role in Dietary Supplement and Food Manufacturing
Supplement producers and food factories worldwide source this extract as a botanical raw material for functional beverages, confectionery items and dietary supplement blends. Both wholesale and retail quantities are available for international buyers seeking reliable supply chains. Extracts Wholesale supports large-scale production planning with predictable lead times and documentation.
Sample Hair Tonic Formulation
Distilled water - 93.5 %, polysorbate-80 - 5 %, extract - 0.5 %, preservative - 1 %. Blend at room temperature and package. This simple system demonstrates compatibility and ease of incorporation for manufacturers developing scalp care lines or refreshment toners.
Additional Application Guidance
Beyond basic emulsions, the material performs in oil-based serums, bath soaks and functional food prototypes where its solubility profile allows even distribution without phase separation. Cosmetic labs often combine it with other CO2 extracts to create layered sensory profiles in finished goods destined for global retail channels.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended addition temperature?
Add the extract at temperatures below 40 °C to preserve volatile components.
Is the material suitable for beverage development?
Yes, it is used as a botanical raw material in functional drink formulations.
Which solvents dissolve the extract?
It dissolves readily in polysorbate-80, vegetable oils and triglycerides.
Can it be used in confectionery?
The extract serves as an ingredient in confectionery and supplement production.