Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
International buyers source CO2 Linden Extract from Ukraine as a 100 % natural oily liquid produced by supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide. CO2 Extracts section provides full technical parameters. The INCI name is Tilia cordata Mill CO2 Extract. The 5 g pack contains flavonoids, polyunsaturated fatty acids, terpenes, tocopherol and phytosterols with no solvent residues or heavy metals. Larger volumes are available via CO2 Linden Extract 100 g.
Technical parameters for formulation
The extract is fat-soluble and introduced at 0.6-2 % in the oil phase at temperatures below 40 °C. Cosmetic laboratories incorporate it into creams, serums, lotions and emulsions. Food and supplement manufacturers use it as a botanical raw material for functional beverages and confectionery items worldwide in both wholesale and retail quantities. Additional options appear in Botanical Extracts.
Applications in dietary supplements and food
Supplement producers and food factories add the extract to drink blends and functional food recipes to maintain the natural profile of active compounds. Private formulators also purchase small packs for pilot batches. The product remains stable when stored in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container until December 2028.
Example hair and scalp formulation
A leave-in scalp tonic contains 1.5 % extract. Combine 25 g aloe gel, 8 ml jojoba oil and 0.5 g CO2 Linden Extract. Apply to damp scalp after washing and do not rinse. The blend supports nourishment of hair follicles and skin comfort. Adjustments depend on the chosen base and target texture.
Storage recommendations
Keep the material in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container. After opening, use within twelve months to preserve volatile terpenes. Direct light and moisture must be avoided. Regular inspection of packaging integrity supports consistent quality over time.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended temperature limit during processing?
Do not exceed 40 °C when adding the extract to avoid loss of volatile components.
Is the extract suitable for anhydrous balms?
Full fat solubility allows direct incorporation into oil-based anhydrous systems within the stated dosage range.
Can it be combined with other botanical CO2 extracts?
Yes, it integrates well with chamomile, calendula and rosemary CO2 extracts in multi-component formulas.