Origin and processing details
Matricaria chamomilla L. is processed by supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide in England and supplied as an oily liquid in 5 g packaging. CO2 Extracts maintain the native compound profile without solvent traces. The compact size suits initial testing in home labs or small workshops before full-scale manufacturing.
Handling parameters for production
The material is fat-soluble and dosed at 0,01-5 percent into the active emulsion phase below 45 degrees Celsius. It blends with cold-pressed oils and other lipid bases. Storage calls for a dry cool room, sealed container and light protection until December 2028. Technicians advise against prolonged heating above the limit.
Applications across industries
Formulators incorporate it into creams, serums, tonics, masks and scalp products. Chamomile officinalis CO2 Extract 100 g supports scaled production runs. Labs and private producers select the small pack for formula trials. Different concentrations allow creation of products with subtle or pronounced effects.
Buyers source the product as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and for the food industry in drinks, confectionery and functional foods. Wholesale and retail customers worldwide use it in factory and home settings. Clients value consistent performance during extended storage.
Sample serum formulation
Facial serum: jojoba oil 40 g, squalane 30 g, sunflower oil 20 g, extract 1 g, tocopherol 0,5 g, fragrance 0,3 g. Combine oils at ambient temperature, add extract and antioxidants, then fill into dark glass. The mixture is stirred until uniform and packaged promptly.
Stability guidelines
Sealed packaging and temperatures of 4-20 degrees preserve the profile for the full shelf life. Minimize air and moisture exposure after opening.
Additional blending advice
The concentrate pairs well with other oil-soluble extracts to build complex formulas. Botanical Extracts of this origin are frequently added to base oils to improve texture. Manufacturers run compatibility tests before large batches.
Frequently asked questions
What starting dosage works for new blends?
Start at 0,1 percent and adjust to the target intensity.
Is the extract used beyond cosmetics?
Yes, it serves as raw material in dietary supplement and food-grade formulations.
Does it combine with other extracts?
It mixes readily with other lipid-soluble CO2 extracts in the same phase.