Sea buckthorn Extract Concentrate 1 L

Sea Buckthorn Concentrate and Its Role Across Skincare, Pharma and Food Formulations

Sea buckthorn extract concentrate is one of the most recognizable botanical ingredients used across skincare, pharmaceutical and food manufacturing worldwide. It belongs to the category of plant extracts concentrates wholesale, which brings together botanical extracts used by manufacturers of very different scale, from small formulation studios to industrial production lines serving food and pharmaceutical sectors. Its rich profile of carotenoids, flavonoids, organic acids and tocopherols explains why this berry extract remains one of the most sought antioxidant raw materials on the global ingredient market.

The leading application of sea buckthorn extract is skin and body care: creams, serums, emulsions, lip balms, after-sun products and formulas designed for sensitive or tired skin. Carotenoids and flavonoids naturally present in sea buckthorn support skin tone and elasticity, which is why the extract is a regular choice in restorative and anti-aging product lines. Beyond skincare, the concentrate is widely used in pharmaceutical production for ointments, gels and topical solutions, and in the food industry as an ingredient in functional beverages, syrups, confectionery and fortified products, valued for its vitamin-rich profile. Another notable field is hair and scalp care, where sea buckthorn concentrate is frequently combined with other botanical extracts to strengthen the overall formula performance.

In formulations, sea buckthorn extract pairs well with other plant concentrates, such as Ginger Extract Concentrate for warming and stimulating blends, Chamomile Extract Concentrate for calming formulas aimed at sensitive skin, and Calamus Extract Concentrate in hair and scalp strengthening products. Recommended dosage typically ranges from 1 to 5 percent of the total formula weight, depending on product type, desired intensity and compatibility with other active ingredients. The extract should be added at the final stage of production, during the cooling phase, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve heat-sensitive compounds. It combines well with plant-based emulsifiers, glycerin, broad-spectrum preservatives and most carrier oils.

The 1 liter packaging suits small-batch and studio-scale production, when a formulator is testing new recipes, preparing trial batches or working with a limited product range without moving directly to industrial volumes. This format allows flexible dosage adjustments, experimentation with ingredient combinations, and enough raw material for several production runs without frequent reordering. Store the concentrate in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place, away from direct heat and sunlight, to keep the natural compounds stable throughout the shelf life.

Sea Buckthorn Nourishing Facial Serum

Distilled water 500 ml

Glycerin 30 ml

Plant-based emulsifier 40 g

Sea buckthorn extract concentrate 50 ml

Jojoba oil 25 ml

Broad-spectrum preservative 8 ml

Heat the emulsifier with jojoba oil in a water bath until fully melted, and separately warm the water with glycerin to a matching temperature of around 70 degrees Celsius. Combine both phases while stirring continuously to form a stable emulsion, then cool the mixture to 40 degrees before adding the sea buckthorn extract concentrate and preservative, blending thoroughly after each addition until the serum reaches a smooth, uniform texture.