Dandelion CO2 Extract 1 kg

Sourcing and initial specifications

Dandelion CO2 Extract 1 kg originates from England where roots and leaves undergo supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide. This method yields a pure oily liquid that preserves the complete natural profile of Taraxacum officinale Webb.ex Wigg. without any solvent traces. CO2 Extracts Wholesale supplies this format to industrial clients seeking reliable volumes for continuous manufacturing lines across cosmetics and nutrition sectors.

Technical properties and formulation value

The extract appears as a 100 percent natural fat-soluble fluid free from impurities or added chemicals. Its INCI designation reads Taraxacum officinale Webb.ex Wigg. CO2 Extract. Manufacturers appreciate the absence of thermal degradation during processing which maintains consistent performance when blended into emulsions or oil-based systems. The 1 kg packaging suits medium-scale production runs while supporting predictable quality across batches.

Applications in cosmetics laboratories

Cosmetic development teams incorporate the concentrate into creams serums toners and masks aimed at skin comfort and toning. Hair and scalp care lines also benefit from its inclusion in conditioners and leave-on treatments that support overall hair appearance. The material integrates smoothly during cooling stages and pairs effectively with complementary botanical extracts for balanced sensory profiles.

Role in dietary supplements and food manufacturing

Supplement producers and food factories worldwide purchase this botanical raw material for inclusion in functional beverages dietary supplements and confectionery items. Private formulators and large-scale operations alike value its contribution to plant-based blends without altering base textures. Dandelion CO2 Extract 5 g allows preliminary trials before committing to full production quantities.

Dosage guidelines and processing conditions

Formulators add 0.1-1.5 percent into the active phase at temperatures not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius to protect sensitive constituents. The fat-soluble nature permits even distribution within lipid phases and finished emulsions. Laboratory pre-testing confirms compatibility with chosen base formulas prior to scale-up.

Sample scalp care formulation

Base emulsion 900 g dandelion CO2 extract 12 g glycerin 28 g preservative 5 g. Blend all components once the base reaches 35 degrees Celsius then homogenize and package. This example demonstrates straightforward incorporation for hair-focused products.

Storage and shelf life details

Store in a cool dark location inside tightly sealed containers away from heat and light sources. The product remains stable until December 2028 under recommended conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the extract require special handling during production?

Standard cooling phase addition at controlled temperatures suffices for most emulsion and oil systems.

Can it support both retail and wholesale supply chains?

The 1 kg size meets needs of mid-size operations while Extracts Wholesale accommodates larger recurring orders.

Is compatibility testing necessary before full use?

Yes small-scale laboratory checks help verify performance within specific base recipes.