Hibiscus Extract Powder 1 kg

Hibiscus Extract Powder: Natural Antioxidant for Skin Care

Hibiscus extract powder is a natural ingredient known for its antioxidant and anti-aging properties, widely used in cosmetics and soap-making. Rich in vitamin C, hibiscus extract helps to tone the skin, moisturize it, and stimulate collagen production, resulting in firmer and more youthful-looking skin. This extract is also used in facial masks, creams, and shampoos, thanks to its cleansing and nourishing effects.

Benefits:

• Antioxidant protection – Shields skin cells from damage caused by free radicals.
• Moisturizing and toning – Helps maintain the skin's hydration and improves its texture.
• Anti-aging effect – Stimulates collagen production, promoting firmer and smoother skin.
• Cleansing and pore-tightening – Improves the condition of oily skin, leaving it fresh and clean.

Applications:

1. Facial and body cosmetics – Hibiscus extract is added to creams, serums, and lotions for its anti-aging and moisturizing effects.
2. Soap-making – Used in soap formulations to provide antioxidant benefits and enhance skin care properties.
3. Face masks – Hibiscus extract is included in masks for deep cleansing and skin rejuvenation.
4. Shampoos and conditioners – Helps strengthen hair and maintain its healthy appearance.

How to Use:

• For cosmetics: Add hibiscus extract powder at 0.5-2% concentration to creams, lotions, and masks.
• For soap-making: Incorporate the extract during the soap-making process to provide antioxidant benefits.
• For face masks: Combine with other active ingredients for deep skin cleansing and nourishment.

Sample Recipe:

Hibiscus Face Mask
Ingredients:

• Clay base – 20 g
• Hibiscus extract powder – 2 g
• Distilled water – 30 ml

Method:
Mix the clay and hibiscus extract, slowly adding water until a smooth consistency is achieved. Apply to the face, leave for 15-20 minutes, then rinse off with warm water.

Where to Buy:

• Hibiscus extract powder is available for purchase at Mylo Opt with worldwide shipping.