Mint CO2 Extract 1 kg

Sourcing and Specification Details

Mint CO2 Extract originates from France and is produced via supercritical carbon dioxide extraction from Mentha piperita L. leaves. The 1 kg pack contains a 100 percent natural oily mass with waxy inclusions and a distinct fresh aroma. CO2 Extracts Wholesale meets the requirements of cosmetic laboratories and supplement manufacturers seeking solvent-free botanical ingredients.

Physical Characteristics and Solubility

The extract appears as a dense oily substance with waxy particles, fully fat-soluble and stable when introduced into emulsions below 40 degrees Celsius. INCI designation: Menhta piperita L. CO2 Extract. Shelf life extends to December 2028 when kept in a cool, dark place in a tightly closed container.

Integration into Cosmetic Laboratory Formulas

Recommended input levels range from 0,3 to 0,7 percent in serums for combination skin and from 1,2 to 2 percent in body massage creams. After-sun lotions accept 0,5 to 1,5 percent. The ingredient disperses readily in the oil phase without additional solvents.

Sample body lotion formulation: distilled water 72 percent, emulsifying wax 6 percent, shea butter 8 percent, Mint CO2 Extract 0,8 percent, panthenol 1,5 percent, niacinamide 2 percent, preservative 0,7 percent. Heat water and wax phases separately to 70 degrees, combine, cool to 35 degrees, then add the extract and active ingredients with gentle stirring.

Role in Dietary Supplement and Food Manufacturing

Supplement and confectionery producers incorporate the extract as a botanical raw material for functional beverages and herbal blends. Mint CO2 Extract 5 g serves as a pilot quantity for formulation trials prior to bulk ordering. Food-grade usage remains strictly within approved flavoring limits.

Handling and Storage Guidelines

Transport packaging allows direct warehouse storage. After opening, transfer to smaller airtight containers to maintain aroma integrity. Extracts Wholesale shipments are accompanied by batch documentation suitable for regulatory files.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum processing temperature?

Processing temperature should not exceed 40 degrees Celsius to preserve volatile aromatic compounds.

Is the extract suitable for clear oil-based serums?

Yes, the fat-soluble nature allows direct incorporation into anhydrous oil formulations without clouding.

Can it be combined with other CO2 extracts?

Compatibility testing shows stable results when blended with rosemary or lavender CO2 extracts at standard percentages.

Does the product require dilution before use?

No preliminary dilution is necessary; the concentrated form is added directly to the oil phase.