Product Description
Sourcing and specification profile
Tansy CO2 Extract 5 g originates from England through supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide. The process yields an oily liquid free of solvent residues and heavy metals. CO2 Extracts section presents the full range of similar botanical materials for laboratory evaluation. Buyers appreciate consistent quality across batches and absence of impurities that could affect final product stability.
Key physical properties
INCI lists Extract CO2 Tansy. The material remains fat-soluble and enters the active phase of formulations. Input levels range from 0.2 to 6 percent depending on final product type and desired concentration. Laboratories conduct compatibility tests with various emollients to optimize texture and spreadability.
Role in supplement and food manufacturing
Supplement producers and food factories worldwide source the extract as botanical raw material for dietary supplements, beverages and functional foods. Cosmetic laboratories incorporate it into creams, serums and hair care bases. Tansy CO2 Extract 100 g supports scale-up from pilot to commercial batches. Botanical Extracts provides additional options for diversified sourcing strategies.
Integration guidelines
Blend into the active phase after cooling to recommended temperatures. Choose lipid carriers that match the fat-soluble nature. Five-gram packs suit initial R&D trials before moving to larger containers. Documentation includes batch-specific details for traceability in regulated industries.
Sample formulation for a hair tonic
Composition: 2 percent Tansy CO2 Extract, 8 percent argan oil, 3 percent cetearyl alcohol, 80 percent distilled water, 7 percent glycerin. Combine phases at 70 degrees Celsius, add extract at 40 degrees. Apply to scalp for refreshed feel. The formula demonstrates good stability when stored under standard conditions and can be adjusted for different viscosity targets.
Storage parameters
Keep in a cool dark place inside a tightly closed container. Shelf life extends to 12.2028, allowing reliable planning for production schedules. Proper inventory rotation helps maintain optimal performance of the raw material in long-term projects.
Frequently asked questions
What extraction method is used?
Supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide.
Is the material suitable for food applications?
Yes, as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and the food industry.
In which phase should it be added?
In the active phase respecting temperature limits.