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Black Tea extract 1 L

Why Black Tea Extract Is a Workhorse Ingredient for Skincare and Beverage Formulas

Black tea extract is produced through water-alcohol or water-glycerin extraction of fermented tea leaves, which preserves a rich concentration of tannins, theaflavins and other polyphenolic compounds in the liquid. This ingredient belongs to the Liquid Extracts category, gathering plant extracts suited for formulas of varying complexity and batch size. Black tea has long been valued for its astringent, toning and antioxidant properties, which keeps demand for it consistently strong across both cosmetic and food manufacturing worldwide.

The leading application of this extract globally is in skincare: toners and lotions for oily or problem skin, serums targeting signs of tired skin, hair strengthening treatments and rinses that add shine to hair. The tannins in tea provide a mild astringent action, so the extract is frequently included in formulas designed to tighten pores and control shine. Beyond skincare, black tea is widely used in the food industry to flavor beverages, confectionery, tea concentrates and functional drinks, and it also finds its way into household chemical products, where its ability to neutralize free radicals helps extend the shelf life of finished goods.

A recommended dosage for cosmetic emulsions, gels and toners ranges from 1 to 5 percent of the total formula weight, while more concentrated serums can go up to 7-8 percent. The extract should be added at the final stage of production, into the water phase, at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius to prevent degradation of heat-sensitive polyphenols. In food formulations, dosage is adjusted individually depending on the desired flavor and color intensity, typically starting from a fraction of a percent.

Black tea extract pairs well with other botanical extracts, allowing formulators to build multi-component antioxidant complexes. It is often combined with Green Tea Extract 30 ml to boost the toning effect in facial care formulas, while for scalp care and anti-dandruff products it works well alongside Black Walnut Extract 50 ml, known for its drying properties. For larger production runs requiring a steady supply of green tea alongside black tea, the Green Tea Extract 100 ml is a convenient parallel choice.

The 1 liter packaging is designed primarily for industrial and conveyor-line manufacturing, where consistent raw material supply and the ability to formulate large batches without frequent reordering are essential. This volume suits production laboratories, contract manufacturers and bottling lines working with a fixed formula. Store the extract in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to preserve polyphenol activity throughout its shelf life.

Antioxidant Facial Toner with Black Tea

Distilled water 850 ml

Black Tea extract 45 ml

Glycerin 35 ml

Solubilizer 10 ml

Witch hazel water 50 ml

Preservative 10 ml

Combine the distilled water, witch hazel water and glycerin in a clean container and mix until fully blended. Add the solubilizer and stir thoroughly, then slowly pour in the black tea extract while continuing to mix. Finally add the preservative, stir until the solution is completely uniform, and transfer the toner into sanitized bottles for storage.

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INCI	Camellia Black Extract
Other
Application	masks, tonics, ointments, baths, soap
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	from yellow to brown
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	5- 7%, in the active phase
Minimum count	1
Name	Black Tea extract 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	in water
Type	WASH
View	liquid
Valid until	12.2028