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Hemp Extract 100 ml

A Botanical Concentrate That Works Across Skincare, Wellness and Industrial Formulas

Liquid hemp extract is produced through water-alcohol or water-glycerin extraction of the plant's green mass, preserving natural flavonoids, amino acids and plant polyphenols in the finished concentrate. This product belongs to the Liquid Extracts category, which brings together botanical extracts suited for everything from home experimentation to serial manufacturing. The 100 ml size is a practical choice for testing new formulas, running small trial batches or teaching workshops before committing to a larger volume.

The primary use of hemp extract lies in skincare manufacturing: creams for sensitive and reactive skin, serums targeting early signs of tiredness, toners, body lotions, shampoos and conditioners for weakened hair. Formulators value it for its soothing and softening qualities, which is why it frequently appears in baby care lines, after-shave products and scalp-care formulas. Beyond cosmetics, the extract is used in the production of dietary supplements, functional beverages and desserts, where hemp-derived plant compounds serve as a source of natural antioxidants, as well as in select household chemistry recipes such as hand gels marketed for their conditioning effect.

Hemp extract pairs well with other water-glycerin botanical extracts: it can be blended with Chicory Extract for toning multi-active formulas, combined with Orange Extract in blends aimed at tired-looking skin, and layered with Rosehip Extract to boost the regenerating profile of creams and serums. These combinations allow formulators to build multi-ingredient recipes without phase compatibility issues.

In practical formulation, the extract is added at the final stage, into the water phase, at temperatures not exceeding 35-40 degrees Celsius to protect the activity of its plant compounds. A typical dosage ranges from 1 to 5 percent of the total product weight, depending on the intended use and the strength of the base formula. Since prolonged exposure to high heat reduces its effectiveness, the base should be heated separately in advance and the extract introduced once the mixture has cooled closer to room temperature. Store the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight to prevent oxidation of the active compounds. In household chemistry, industrial blends, and occasionally in small-batch soap making, hemp extract is sometimes added as a secondary conditioning ingredient, though its main application remains skincare and functional formulations.

Calming Face Mist

Distilled water 85 ml

Hemp extract 6 ml

Vegetable glycerin 4 ml

Panthenol 3 ml

Broad-spectrum preservative 2 ml

Combine the distilled water with glycerin and panthenol in a clean container, stirring until fully blended. Add the hemp extract along with the preservative, mixing gently to avoid excess foaming. Pour the finished mist into a spray bottle, let it rest for a day before first use, and keep it in a cool spot away from direct light.

INCI	Extract oil Cannabis sativa (hemp) seed
Other
Color product	greenish to brown
Concentration	0.5 - 1.5% depending on the drug
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Hemp Extract 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Solubility	water, alcohol, glycerin
View	liquid
Valid until	12.2028