Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Cornflower extract arrives as a clear liquid with INCI Centaurea Cyanus flower extract, produced in Ukraine and packed in 100 ml containers. Liquid Extracts of this type are selected by laboratories for consistent solubility in water, alcohol and glycerin. International buyers order it for both pilot and production runs. The liquid form eliminates the need to process dry plant material directly.
Applications in supplement and food manufacturing
Manufacturers of dietary supplements and functional foods use this concentrate as a botanical raw material. Confectionery factories and beverage producers incorporate it into drinks and specialty products where a plant-derived component is required. Wholesale and retail volumes ship worldwide. Factories value the ease of integration into existing production lines without altering texture or stability.
Formulation parameters for cosmetic labs
Recommended input level is 1-5 percent. Add during the cool-down phase below 40 degrees Celsius. The extract blends easily with aqueous phases and other liquid botanicals, supporting stable emulsions and toners. Hair care products for light shades benefit from its addition to shampoos and conditioners for enhanced shine.
Example toner formulation
Distilled water 85 g, cornflower extract 4 g, glycerin 5 g, panthenol 3 g, broad-spectrum preservative 3 g. Blend all ingredients after the base cools, then fill into spray bottles for daily use on the face. This creates a refreshing product suitable for various skin types.
Storage recommendations
Keep sealed containers in a cool dry area away from light until December 2028. Minimize air exposure after opening to maintain quality. Industrial storage requires temperature monitoring to ensure long-term stability.
Additional considerations for buyers
The product serves both small formulators and large-scale operations across cosmetics and food sectors. Its solubility profile allows flexible use in multiple phases. Global supply ensures consistent availability for ongoing production needs. Botanical Extracts provide further options for similar liquid ingredients.
Frequently asked questions
What is the typical concentration range?
Formulators work with 1 to 5 percent depending on the desired intensity in the final product.
Are larger pack sizes available?
Yes, production volumes include Cornflower Extract 1 L for scale-up.
Can it be used in both cosmetics and supplements?
The same raw material serves cosmetic labs and food-industry factories as a botanical ingredient.
How does it interact with other extracts?
It combines well with glycerin-based and water-soluble botanicals to create balanced formulations for toners and beverages.