Product Description
Sourcing specifications and production method
Myrrh CO2 Extract 1 kg is produced by supercritical fluid extraction using natural carbon dioxide from the resin of Commiphora myrrha trees native to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. The resulting oily liquid retains the full spectrum of resin acids and sesquiterpene compounds without solvent residues. CO2 Extracts Wholesale section provides comparable materials for large-scale industrial needs.
Product characteristics and formulation value
The 100 percent natural extract contains no impurities or synthetic additives. INCI name is Commiphora myrrha Extract CO2 Extract. It appears as an oily liquid and remains fat-soluble only. Country of production is the USA. The 1 kg pack supports consistent supply for laboratories and manufacturing facilities worldwide.
Applications in dietary supplements and food manufacturing
Supplement producers and food factories purchase the material as a botanical raw material for functional beverages, confectionery, and flavor systems. Private formulators and large plants use it in both retail and wholesale quantities to create natural aroma profiles. Myrrh CO2 Extract 5 g allows small-scale testing before full production runs.
Cosmetic laboratory and hair care uses
Labs incorporate the concentrate into serums, balms, and scalp care products to support skin comfort in dry-skin formulas. Typical dosage stays within 0.5-2 percent in the active phase. Extracts Wholesale ensures reliable volumes for ongoing product development.
Example scalp care blend formulation
A ready blend contains 90 percent argan oil, 7 percent jojoba oil, 2 percent Myrrh CO2 Extract and 1 percent tocopherol. Components are combined at 40 degrees Celsius and packaged in dark glass containers. The oil is applied to the scalp 30 minutes before washing.
Processing guidelines and solubility
The extract disperses exclusively in lipid phases. Add it at temperatures between 35 and 40 degrees Celsius to preserve volatile compounds. It is unsuitable for purely aqueous systems.
Storage conditions and shelf life
Store in a tightly closed container in a cool dark place until November 2028. Heat and light exposure accelerate quality loss.
Frequently asked questions
Can the extract be used in water-based toners?
No, it requires an oil or emulsion base for proper dispersion.
What is the smallest available pack size?
Standard packs start at 1 kg, with smaller test sizes offered in the wholesale catalog.
Does it integrate with wax systems?
Yes, the material blends evenly in wax and butter formulations without phase separation.