Product Description
Sourcing and specification of CO2 Aloe Vera Extract
Produced in England via supercritical carbon dioxide extraction, the 100 g pack contains a pure oily liquid free from solvent residues. CO2 Extracts Wholesale of this type meets the needs of laboratories requiring consistent botanical raw material. INCI name is Aloe vera CO2 Extract and the product remains fully natural. It serves manufacturers seeking stable supply for ongoing production cycles.
Technical parameters for formulation
Fat-soluble extract integrates during the cooling phase below 40 °C. Typical input levels range from 0.01 to 0.2 percent: 0.1-0.2 percent in anti-age creams, 0.2 percent in serums for dry skin, 0.15 percent in hair masks. Solubility profile supports even dispersion in oil phases of emulsions. Extracts Wholesale allows bulk buyers to maintain formulation consistency across batches.
Use in supplements and food manufacturing
Supplement and confectionery manufacturers worldwide source the extract as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and functional food blends. Factories and private formulators incorporate it into drinks and nutritional products in both retail and wholesale quantities. CO2 Extracts category supplies stable concentrates for such industrial applications in the food sector.
Compatibility and input guidelines
The material pairs well with other plant-derived CO2 concentrates in multi-ingredient systems for hair and scalp care or body products. Input at 0.15-0.2 percent in masks and 0.05-0.15 percent in targeted facial formulas ensures balanced performance without altering base viscosity.
Example hair and scalp serum formulation
Combine 150 ml jojoba oil with 2 g extract, 5 ml vitamin E and 1 ml lavender essential oil. Mix at room temperature until uniform. Package in dark dropper bottles for a lightweight leave-in serum.
Storage recommendations and shelf life
Keep in a tightly closed container in a cool dark place until December 2028. Avoid moisture ingress and use dry utensils during handling.
Frequently asked questions
What packaging suits regular B2B orders?
The 100 g transport container fits both pilot batches and ongoing production schedules in cosmetic and food sectors.
Can the extract be used in drink premixes?
Yes, it serves as a botanical ingredient in functional beverage and supplement formulations.
Is it compatible with other CO2 materials?
The concentrate blends readily with additional plant CO2 extracts in multi-component systems.