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Lemon Myrtle Dry Extract: A Powerful Australian Botanical

Introducing our Lemon Myrtle Dry Extract, a potent and aromatic botanical ingredient sourced directly from Australia. This fine powder, ranging in color from light to mustard brown, is a versatile powerhouse for cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and food applications. Known scientifically as Backhousia citriodora, this extract is a natural antiseptic, antioxidant, and flavoring agent. Its refreshing lemon scent and a wide range of beneficial properties make it a sought-after component for modern, natural formulations.

Product Description and Key Features

Lemon Myrtle Dry Extract (INCI: Backhousia Citriodora Leaf Extract) is a concentrated powder derived from the leaves of the Lemon Myrtle tree. Unlike essential oils, this extract captures a broader spectrum of the plant's active compounds, making it highly effective for various uses. Its limited solubility means it works best when dispersed within a product's formulation rather than dissolved completely.

Key properties and benefits:

  • Potent Antibacterial and Antiseptic: The extract acts as a natural antibacterial agent, making it an ideal ingredient for deodorants, cleansers, and hygienic products.

  • Anti-inflammatory and Astringent: It helps soothe inflammation, reduce redness, and has an astringent effect, making it beneficial for oily and acne-prone skin.

  • Antioxidant Power: Rich in compounds that protect cells from oxidative stress, it helps in preventing premature aging and skin damage.

  • Toning and Refreshing: Provides a tonic and invigorating effect on the skin, leaving it feeling fresh and revitalized.

  • Immune-Boosting: When used in nutraceuticals, it can support the body's immune system.

  • Natural Aromatic: Delivers a bright, citrusy aroma that is distinct from lemon essential oil, adding a pleasant scent to products.

Applications and Usage Areas

Lemon Myrtle Dry Extract is a highly versatile ingredient with diverse applications across several industries, with products shipped worldwide.

Cosmetic and Skincare:

  • Creams, Lotions, and Serums: A fantastic addition to formulations for problematic or oily skin, helping to modulate sebum and reduce breakouts.

  • Toners and Cleansers: Its astringent and antibacterial properties make it perfect for facial toners and gels.

  • Deodorants and Antiseptic Sprays: A natural and effective ingredient for deodorizing agents and antiseptic products.

  • Hygienic Products: Used in toothpaste, mouthwashes, and intimate hygiene gels for its cleansing and soothing effects.

Trichology (Hair Care):

  • Scalp Lotions and Shampoos: Its anti-inflammatory properties are beneficial for soothing irritated scalps and promoting a healthy environment for hair growth.

Aromatherapy and Spa Products:

  • Body Care Blends: The pleasant aroma and skin benefits make it a great addition to body wraps, masks, and massage blends.

Pharmaceuticals and Nutraceuticals:

  • Phytopreparations: Used in anti-inflammatory medicinal products.

  • Nutritional Supplements: As a nutraceutical adaptogen and immune system support component.

Food Industry:

  • Flavoring Agent: Provides a distinct and refreshing citrus flavor to beverages, sauces, and other food products.

Recommended Dosage:

  • In cosmetics: 0.5–5%

  • In soap making: 1–5%

  • In masks: 2–10%

  • In trichology: 0.5–3%

  • In aromatherapy: 0.5–2%

  • In dietary supplements: as per individual formulation.

Recipe: Clarifying Facial Mask with Lemon Myrtle

Create a simple but effective facial mask that helps to cleanse, tone, and soothe oily or blemish-prone skin.

Ingredients:

  • 10 g White Clay or Green Clay

  • 2 g Lemon Myrtle Dry Extract

  • 10-15 ml Distilled water or Rose hydrosol

Instructions for Preparation:

Combine Dry Ingredients: In a small non-metallic bowl, combine the clay and Lemon Myrtle Dry Extract. Mix thoroughly to ensure the powder is evenly distributed.

Create the Paste: Gradually add the liquid (water or hydrosol) while stirring until a smooth, uniform paste is formed. Adjust the amount of liquid to achieve your desired consistency.

Application: Apply the mask to clean skin, avoiding the eye and mouth areas. Leave on for 10-15 minutes, or until the mask begins to dry.

Rinse: Gently rinse the mask off with warm water, using circular motions to exfoliate the skin. Pat your face dry.

Recommendations:

  • Dosing: This recipe uses a 10% concentration of the extract, which is a powerful dose for a targeted treatment. For a less potent effect, reduce the amount of extract to 2-5%.

  • Water Phase: The limited solubility of the extract means it will not completely dissolve but will be effectively dispersed in the paste.

  • Customization: For added benefits, you can replace a portion of the water with aloe vera gel or add a few drops of a carrier oil like jojoba for extra nourishment.

Characteristics:
INCI Backhousia Citriodora Leaf Extract
Other
Application In cosmetics — in creams, serums, lotions, tonics, soaps, shower gels In the production of deodorants, sprays, and antiseptics In hygiene products — in pastes, rinses, and intimate gels In trichology — in scalp lotions, shampoos, and serums In aromatherapy and spas — in body care mixtures, masks, and body wraps In pharmaceuticals — in herbal preparations with anti-inflammatory effects In dietary supplements — as an immune support and antioxidant In the food industry — as a flavoring agent
Att brand Australia
Color product From light brown to mustard brown
Features avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Input percentage In cosmetics — 0.5–5% In soap — 1–5% In masks — 2–10% In trichology — 0.5–3% In aromatherapy — 0.5–2% In dietary supplements — according to individual recipes
Name Lemon myrtle extract powder 100 g
Other names Lemon myrtle Lemon myrtle Lemon myrtle Backhousia citriodora extract Dry lemon myrtle extract Lemon myrtle powder extract
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 100 g
Properties Anti-inflammatory Bactericidal Antiseptic Tonic Antioxidant Aromatizing Immunostimulating Astringent Breathing Stimulator Soothing
Purpose Lemon myrtle extract is a powerful plant-based antibacterial and aromatic component used in cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and food formulas as a natural antiseptic, antioxidant, and flavoring agent. Antibacterial agent Anti-inflammatory agent Fragrance ingredient Ingredient for strengthening the skin's immune defense Adaptogen in nutraceuticals Ingredient for deodorants Sebum and breakout modulator Respiratory system support
Solubility limited solubility
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Valid until 11.2028
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    Наталья, Ивано-Франковск
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    В цьому магазині завжди можна знайти все необхідне для створення аромадифузорів. Асортимент просто величезний, а ціни приємно дивують.

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