Green Tea Extract Concentrate 50 ml

Sourcing and specification details

Green Tea Extract Concentrate comes from Camellia sinensis leaves produced in Germany and supplied in 50 ml containers. Extract Concentrates meet the INCI name Camellia sinensis extract and show a characteristic scent. International buyers receive batch-specific data for formulation work. Plant Extracts Concentrates Wholesale options support large-scale production planning. The liquid form ensures easy handling during weighing and blending operations in both pilot and full-scale facilities. Buyers often request samples to verify compatibility with their existing ingredient lists before committing to larger volumes.

Integration in cosmetic laboratory work

Labs incorporate the liquid into serums, body lotions and scalp treatments. It refreshes the skin surface and supports barrier function in daily formulas. Botanical Extracts of this type pair well with other water-soluble actives. Technicians value the ease of incorporation into various emulsion systems. Formulators test different input levels to achieve desired sensory profiles while maintaining product stability across temperature cycles. The concentrate integrates smoothly into clear gel networks and milky lotions without altering viscosity dramatically at recommended percentages.

Role as raw material for supplements and food

Manufacturers of dietary supplements and food products source the concentrate for functional blends, beverages and confectionery items. It serves strictly as a botanical ingredient without health-effect statements. Private formulators and factories order both retail and wholesale volumes. Global producers appreciate its stability in complex mixtures. The material performs consistently when added to powdered drink bases or chocolate coatings during processing at controlled temperatures. Quality teams document its performance in each new recipe to meet internal specifications for color and aroma retention.

Dosage, phase and solubility

Add 0.1 to 5 percent into the active water phase once the mixture cools below 40 degrees Celsius. Full dissolution occurs in aqueous systems. Monitoring clarity and light aroma helps achieve consistent results across batches. Production staff often pre-dilute the concentrate in a small portion of the water phase to ensure uniform distribution before scaling up. This step reduces the risk of localized concentration that could affect final product appearance.

Example scalp tonic formulation

Water phase 90 percent, concentrate 4 percent, humectant 4 percent, preservative 2 percent. Blend under gentle agitation and fill into spray bottles for daily use. Adjust the water content slightly when incorporating additional humectants to keep the total at one hundred percent.

Storage recommendations

Keep containers in a cool dark location with lids tightly closed. Shelf life extends to December 2028. Regular checks of color and scent maintain product quality over time. Facilities typically rotate stock according to best-before dates to ensure all material meets sensory standards at point of use.

Frequently asked questions

Is the extract suitable for clear gels

Yes, it remains transparent at recommended use levels in water-based gels.

What documentation accompanies bulk orders

Current documents for this product are listed in the «Documents» block of the product card.

Can it be combined with other tea extracts

Formulators routinely combine it with complementary botanical concentrates.