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Juniper Extract 100 ml

Herbal Extract for Refreshing Skin Care and Aromatic Blends

Juniper extract is derived from the berries and needles of the plant, long valued for its astringent and toning properties. This ingredient belongs to the Liquid Extracts category, which brings together water-alcohol and glycerin extracts used in cosmetic, food and household production. The 100 ml packaging is convenient for home cosmetic making, formula testing and small trial batches before scaling up to larger production.

Worldwide, juniper extract is most commonly used in skin care for oily and problem-prone skin, appearing in toners, aftershave lotions, anti-cellulite gels and body creams. Its astringent action helps visibly tighten pores and gives the skin a refreshed feel, making it popular in combination-skin facial products, deodorants and scalp care items targeting excess oiliness. Beyond cosmetics, juniper extract is widely used in the food and spirits industry as a flavoring agent, and it also appears in household chemical products and room fragrances thanks to its distinctive coniferous aroma note.

In formulations, juniper extract pairs well with other botanical extracts. For refreshing toning blends it is often combined with Mint extract, 100 ml, which enhances the cooling effect and suits summer care lines. For soothing and repairing compositions, adding Yarrow extract, 100 ml works well, while nourishing creams and serums benefit from pairing juniper with Rosehip extract 100 ml, resulting in balanced care for skin prone to dryness and irritation.

It is recommended to add the extract at the final stage of preparation, into the water or water-alcohol phase, at a temperature not exceeding forty degrees Celsius, to avoid breaking down the active compounds through heat exposure. A typical dosage for cosmetic formulas ranges from one to five percent of the total mass, depending on the desired intensity and product type. Toners and lotions can tolerate a higher concentration, while creams and emulsions usually require the lower end of the range. Store the extract in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight, at room temperature, avoiding temperature fluctuations and moisture entering the bottle.

When working with juniper extract, keep in mind its compatibility with nearly all types of emulsions and gel bases, as well as a wide range of carrier oils and hydrosols. It requires no pre-dilution and blends smoothly into a finished formula without sediment when the temperature guidelines are followed.

Refreshing Toner for Combination Skin

Distilled water 78 ml

Juniper extract 4 ml

Rosehip extract 3 ml

Glycerin 2 ml

Gel emulsifier 1 ml

Combine the water with glycerin and emulsifier until smooth, then gradually add both extracts while stirring thoroughly. Pour the finished toner into a spray bottle and apply to the face morning and evening after cleansing.

INCI	Juniperus communis Extract
Other
Color product	from yellow to brown
Concentration	2 - 5% depending on the drug
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Juniper Extract 100 ml
Packaging	dark bottle
Packing	100 ml
Solubility	water, alcohol, glycerin
View	liquid
Valid until	12.2028