Japanese Sophora Bud CO2 Extract 100 g

Sourcing and specifications overview

Japanese Sophora Bud CO2 Extract arrives as a 100 percent natural oily liquid with INCI designation CO2 Sophora Japonica Extract. Produced in Ukraine and packed in 100 g containers, the material meets requirements for cosmetic laboratories and supplement manufacturers. CO2 Extracts Wholesale section lists bulk options for international buyers.

Applications across cosmetics and nutrition sectors

Formulators incorporate the extract into hair tonics, anti-dandruff shampoos and oily-skin serums. Japanese Sophora Bud CO2 Extract 5 g serves for pilot batches. The same raw material is purchased by dietary supplement producers and food factories worldwide for drinks and confectionery as a botanical ingredient in retail and wholesale quantities.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended starting dosage for new emulsions?

Begin with 0.2 percent and increase incrementally while monitoring texture and stability of the finished product.

Is the extract compatible with anhydrous balms?

Yes, full solubility in lipids allows direct addition to balm bases without additional emulsifiers.

Can manufacturers use it in food-grade blends?

The material serves as a botanical raw ingredient for dietary supplements and functional confectionery at approved input levels.

INCI	CO2 Sophora Japonica Extract
Other
Application	cosmetic products for hair care, anti-dandruff products, anti-hair loss products, care products for problematic and oily skin
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	from yellow-brown to brown
Features	The product is 100% natural, contains no impurities and is not made according to a chemical formula.
Input percentage	0.2-6% (depending on the manufactured products)
Name	Japanese Sophora Bud CO2 Extract 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
Solubility	fat soluble
View	oily liquid
Valid until	12.2028

Japanese Sophora Bud CO2 Extract 100 g

Sourcing and specifications overview

Technical parameters and formulation behavior

Applications across cosmetics and nutrition sectors

Dosage guidelines and processing notes

Sample formulation for B2B testing

Storage conditions and shelf life

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended starting dosage for new emulsions?

Is the extract compatible with anhydrous balms?

Can manufacturers use it in food-grade blends?