Cuffs CO2 Extract 1 kg

Sourcing and specification details

CO2 extract of Alchemilla vulgaris herb is produced in Ukraine by supercritical extraction, resulting in an oily mass packed in transport containers of 1 kg. The material carries INCI Alchemilla vulgaris and contains tannins, flavonoids and fatty acids. International buyers from supplement and food factories source this lot for consistent quality and traceability. CO2 Extracts Wholesale offers the same origin in bulk formats.

Physical and chemical parameters

The extract is fat-soluble and added at 0.01-2% in the active phase. It remains stable when stored in a closed container in a cool, light-protected place for at least two years until December 2028. Manufacturers verify compatibility with oils and emulsifiers before scaling to production batches.

Use in cosmetic laboratories and food formulations

Cosmetic labs incorporate the extract into creams, serums and body lotions to refresh and tone the skin. The same botanical raw material is purchased by dietary supplement producers and confectionery plants for functional drinks and food blends. Extracts Wholesale supplies both retail and wholesale quantities shipped worldwide to private formulators and industrial clients.

Processing recommendations

Introduce the extract below 40 °C after the emulsion has formed. Pre-dissolve in a carrier oil to ensure even distribution. Pilot batches of 100 g help confirm final texture and stability before full-scale manufacturing.

Example toner-emulsion for scalp care

For 100 g of product combine 35 g shea butter, 28 g jojoba oil, 6 g beeswax, 1 g CO2 extract, 28 ml aloe gel and 2 g vitamin E. Melt butters and wax, add the extract and remaining ingredients, homogenize and package in amber jars. Apply sparingly to clean scalp.

Logistics and shelf-life management

Transport containers protect against oxidation and light. Buyers track lot numbers and best-before dates for GMP compliance. The 1 kg format suits both pilot runs and medium-volume production of supplements and cosmetics.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended temperature range during incorporation?

Keep processing temperature below 40 °C to preserve the volatile fraction and color.

Is the extract suitable for clear beverage bases?

It is added only to lipid-containing systems or emulsions; separate oil-soluble carriers are advised for beverage prototypes.

Can private formulators order smaller test quantities?

Yes, the Cuffs CO2 Extract 100 g size is available for initial trials before scaling to 1 kg lots.

How is traceability ensured for food-grade applications?

Each shipment includes origin documentation confirming production in Ukraine and lot-specific analytical data.