Sourcing and specification profile
Produced in England, Rubur idaeus L. CO2 Extract reaches buyers as an oily liquid obtained through supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide. The process retains flavonoids, polyunsaturated fatty acids, terpenes, tocopherol and phytosterins without solvent traces. CO2 Extracts Wholesale supplies this 100 g pack to cosmetic laboratories and dietary supplement producers across continents. Each batch arrives in transport-grade containers suited for global distribution.
Technical parameters for formulation work
Formulators add the fat-soluble material to the active phase at 0,1-2 % while keeping processing temperature under 40 °C. Full solubility in oils and lipid emulsifiers supports even dispersion in finished emulsions. Raspberry CO2 Extract 5 g provides a practical trial quantity before ordering production volumes. The ingredient integrates into both leave-on and rinse-off systems without altering viscosity or color.
Use across cosmetic categories and food production
Laboratories incorporate the extract into creams, serums, toners, face masks, hair balms, cleansing gels and micellar waters. The same raw material finds application in dietary supplements and the food sector where manufacturers create functional beverages, confectionery items and nutritional blends. Private formulators and industrial factories worldwide source it for both cosmetic and food-grade projects in retail and wholesale quantities.
Example scalp serum formulation
Combine 1 % Raspberry CO2 Extract with 20 % argan oil, 20 % jojoba oil, 58,5 % caprylic/capric triglyceride and 0,5 % tocopherol. Mix all components at ambient temperature until uniform. Transfer the blend into dropper bottles. Apply several drops directly to scalp and hair lengths to maintain softness and natural shine. The serum remains stable when stored according to label conditions.
Storage and shelf-life guidance
Keep the product in a cool dark location inside a tightly sealed container until December 2028. Extracts Wholesale offers matching packaging sizes for larger-scale operations that require consistent supply chains.
Frequently asked questions
What input percentage works best in oil serums?
Most production batches use between 0,5 % and 1,5 % to achieve balanced active levels without affecting texture.
Does the extract remain clear in carrier oils?
Yes, complete solubility allows transparent oil blends suitable for premium cosmetic lines.
Is it approved for dietary supplement manufacturing?
Yes, the material functions as a botanical raw ingredient in supplement and confectionery formulations.
How does temperature affect stability during processing?
Processing must stay below 40 °C to preserve volatile terpenes and tocopherol content.