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Garcinia extract Powder 5 g

Why a 5 g Garcinia extract sample works best for pilot formulations

A 5 gram pack of dried Garcinia cambogia extract is designed for formulators who want to test the raw material before committing to a larger order or fine-tune the exact dosage for a new formula. This ingredient sits within the Powdered Extracts and Algae category, which brings together concentrated botanical extracts used across food, cosmetic and household chemistry production.

Globally, the strongest demand for Garcinia extract comes from the food supplement and sports nutrition industry, where manufacturers of capsules, bars, functional beverages and powdered blends rely on it as a source of plant-derived acids that give the finished product its intended profile. The fruit itself has long been used in Southeast Asian cooking as a natural souring agent, so the extract is also valued in food concentrates and seasoning blends that need a tart note paired with a plant-based origin story.

The second major application area is cosmetic manufacturing. Garcinia extract is formulated into anti-cellulite gels, firming body creams, toning serums and body contouring products, often paired with caffeine, centella extract or algae complexes to reinforce the draining effect of the formula. In small-batch and home production, a compact pack size is ideal for pilot testing — it lets a formulator add the extract to a trial batch of cream or mask, observe how it behaves in the base, and only then scale the recipe up. Some hair care formulas also include the powder as a supporting botanical ingredient.

When working with the dried extract, it is best introduced into the cool or slightly warmed phase of the finished product at the final formulation stage, keeping the temperature below 40 degrees Celsius to preserve the activity of the plant compounds. A typical working dosage in cosmetic emulsions ranges from 0.5 to 2 grams per 100 grams of base, while food concentrate dosing is determined individually depending on the recipe and technologist requirements. The extract pairs well with other botanical concentrates, such as Elecampane Extract Powder, which contributes its own resinous and aromatic compounds to a blended formula. Store the powder in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and humidity fluctuations, to prevent clumping and preserve its activity over time.

For formulators moving from pilot testing to regular production, larger pack sizes are available — Garcinia Cambogia Extract Powder 10 g for extended trials and Garcinia Cambogia Extract Powder 100 g for studio-scale and small-series manufacturing once the formula has been approved and a stable supply of raw material is needed.

Draining body gel with Garcinia extract

Distilled water 65 ml

Aloe vera gel 15 ml

Garcinia extract powder 1 g

Caffeine glycolic extract 4 ml

Xanthan gum 1 g

Glycerin 2 ml

Preservative 1 ml

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INCI	garcinia extract (and) Maltodextrin
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	appropriate
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	1-4%, растворять в водной фазе как сухой экстракт и процеживать, либо добавлять как пудру в маски и обертывания для волос, лица и тела. Спреи, эмульсии, гели — 1-1,5%, убтан, молочко — 0,5-2%, мыло и бельди — 1%, маски, скрабы, гоммажи, антицеллюлит — 1-3%, тоник, мицеллярная вода, шампунь — 1,5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Garcinia extract Powder 5 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	5 grams
Solubility	easy in hot water, polysorbate-80, hardly noticeable sediment is possible
View	powder
Valid until	12.2028