Artichoke Extract Powder 10 g

Concentrated Artichoke Powder for Skincare and Nutritional Formulations

Artichoke has long been valued not only as a culinary plant but also as a source of biologically active compounds, including cynarin and related polyphenols, which explain its demand across several industries worldwide. This powdered artichoke concentrate in a 10 gram package is a practical format for testing formulations before scaling up to larger batches, whether in a home cosmetics lab or a small studio developing skincare products. This dry concentrate belongs to the category of Powdered Extracts and Algae, which brings together botanical raw materials used in cosmetics, dietary supplements, and functional beverages.

The largest global demand for artichoke extract comes from the nutraceutical and functional food industry, where it is incorporated into capsules, tablets, and soluble drinks to support normal liver and digestive function. Supplement manufacturers value this raw material for its stability during dry storage and ease of dosing on automated production lines. The second major application area is the cosmetics industry, where artichoke extract is used in serums, toners, and facial creams thanks to its antioxidant and toning properties, particularly beneficial for oily skin and enlarged pores. In hair care formulations, the extract is sometimes included in scalp masks and lotions.

In cosmetic emulsions, the powder is typically introduced during the water phase of production, after being pre-dissolved in a small amount of warm water or hydrosol at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius to avoid degrading heat-sensitive compounds. Recommended dosage in finished cosmetic formulas usually ranges from 0.5 to 2 grams per 100 grams of base, though the exact concentration should be tested experimentally depending on desired texture and product activity. In the production of dietary supplements and beverages, the extract is dissolved or blended with other dry ingredients during the dry mixing stage, following the technologist's guidelines for final concentration in the finished product.

Artichoke extract combines well with other botanical concentrates in complex formulations - for example, with Clover Extract Powder, which adds soothing notes to the composition, or with Grapefruit Extract Powder, which provides an additional toning effect for the skin. For aromatic and flavor compositions in food products, pairing with Cinnamon Extract Powder is common, as it is frequently used in herbal blends and functional beverages.

The dry artichoke extract should be stored in tightly sealed packaging, in a dry area away from direct sunlight, at room temperature, avoiding moisture exposure that could cause the powder to clump and lose activity. When storage conditions are properly maintained, the shelf life of dry raw material typically exceeds that of liquid extracts significantly, making it a convenient option for small raw material stocks in a home kitchen or mini laboratory setting.

Balancing Facial Serum for Combination Skin

Distilled water 70 ml

Artichoke Extract Powder 1 gram

Vegetable glycerin 5 ml

Grapefruit Extract Powder 0.5 gram

Preservative 0.7 ml