Sourcing and specification of green tea CO2 extract
Supercritical CO2 extraction from Camellia sinensis leaves yields the oily liquid Thea sinensis CO2 Extract produced in England. The 1 kg pack meets requirements of cosmetic labs and supplement manufacturers seeking solvent-free botanical raw material with preserved catechins and polyphenols.
Absence of chemical residues supports consistent performance across batches. CO2 Extracts Wholesale section provides options for scaling production volumes.
Technical parameters for formulation
Fat-soluble extract is introduced at 0,03-2 % into the active phase below 40 degrees Celsius. It integrates into emulsions and oil bases while maintaining stability until 12.2028 when stored cool, dry and light-protected.
Role in cosmetic laboratory work
Labs incorporate the extract into eye contour products and sebum-regulating creams to refresh and tone skin appearance. It also serves in sun-care formulations to help counter oxidative stress from UV exposure. Green tea CO2 extract 5 g allows small-scale trials before committing to full 1 kg quantities.
Use by supplement and food manufacturers
Dietary supplement producers and food factories source the extract as botanical raw material for functional beverages and confectionery items. It contributes to product stability in oils and lipid-containing goods. Extracts Wholesale facilitates uniform supply for contract manufacturing.
Sample hair tonic formulation
Distilled water 900 ml, propylene glycol 40 ml, green tea CO2 extract 10 g, panthenol 15 g, broad-spectrum preservative 8 ml. Blend all ingredients at ambient temperature, adding the extract last after cooling. Fill after homogeneity check.
Storage recommendations
Sealed containers in a shaded cool area protect active compounds from degradation. Proper conditions ensure the declared shelf life is achieved without loss of quality.
Frequently asked questions
Can it be combined with black tea extract?
Yes, pairing with complementary CO2 extracts creates balanced antioxidant profiles in finished products.
What batch size suits pilot production?
The 1 kg pack supports multiple test runs and transition to commercial volumes without repeated reordering.
Does it require special solubilizers?
Fat solubility allows direct incorporation into oil phases of emulsions without additional agents.
Is it suitable for beverage development?
Manufacturers add it to functional drinks and food supplements within permitted usage levels.