Product Description
Sourcing and specifications
Green Tea Extract 100 ml is produced in Ukraine from leaves of Camellia sinensis. The liquid extract contains polyphenols, catechins and tannins. Liquid Extracts section offers this water-alcohol-glycerin based material with INCI Green Tea Extract. Solubility covers water, alcohol and glycerin, simplifying formulation work for cosmetic labs and supplement manufacturers. The pack size suits both pilot testing and small-scale production runs.
Concentration and dosage guidelines
Typical input ranges from 0.1 to 2 % depending on the final product. The extract is added during the cooling phase below 40 °C to preserve heat-sensitive compounds. B2B buyers receive consistent quality suitable for scaling from pilot batches to larger runs. Precise dosing helps maintain batch-to-batch reproducibility in industrial settings.
Applications in cosmetics and supplements
Cosmetic laboratories incorporate the extract into serums, creams and hair care products to support skin comfort and hair shine. Food and dietary supplement producers use it as a botanical raw material for functional beverages and nutritional blends. The 100 ml pack serves both private formulators and small-scale manufacturers. Botanical Extracts range provides complementary options for custom formulations.
Example hair tonic formulation
Distilled water 80 ml, vegetable glycerin 6 ml, Green Tea Extract 4 ml, preservative 1 ml, ethanol 9 ml. Blend all ingredients at room temperature, transfer to containers and allow to rest for several hours before filling. This simple recipe illustrates practical integration into daily-use products.
Storage and shelf life
Store in a dry cool place in hermetically closed containers away from light. Shelf life until 12.2028. Avoid metal contact during dosing after opening to prevent premature oxidation of active compounds.
Compatibility with other extracts
The material pairs well with other botanical extracts available in the wholesale section. Liquid Plant Extract Wholesale offers volume options for manufacturers planning ongoing supply.
FAQ
What is the recommended temperature for addition?
Add the extract after the batch has cooled to 40 °C or below to maintain activity of catechins.
Is the 100 ml pack suitable for wholesale?
It works for testing and small production; larger volumes are available through the wholesale section.
Can it be used in alcohol-based toners?
Yes, the extract dissolves readily in alcohol and glycerin, making it suitable for toner formulations.