Product Description
Sourcing and specification overview
Grape seed extract concentrate is produced in Germany and supplied in 1 L containers for consistent industrial use. Laboratories and manufacturers value the liquid form for predictable integration into larger batches. Plant Extracts Concentrates Wholesale section lists volumes suited for scaled production.
Technical parameters and solubility
INCI name is Vitis Vinifera Seed extrac. The concentrate appears as a liquid substance with characteristic odor and dissolves completely in water. Recommended input levels range from 1 percent in tonics to 5 percent in masks. Storage in a cool dark place inside tightly closed packaging maintains quality until 12.2028.
Integration into cosmetic laboratory work
Cosmetic labs add the concentrate to emulsions at 2 percent and to eye gels at 1-3 percent. It remains stable when introduced below 40 degrees Celsius in the cool-down phase. Grape Seed Extract Concentrate 5 ml serves as a convenient sample size for compatibility testing.
Role as raw material for supplements and food
Supplement and food manufacturers purchase the concentrate as a botanical raw material for functional beverages, confectionery items and oil blends. Extracts Wholesale volumes support both pilot runs and regular factory output.
Dosage guidelines and phase placement
Water solubility allows even distribution in aqueous systems. Typical percentages are listed on product documentation for each category. The concentrate pairs with hyaluronic acid and vegetable oils in multi-component blends.
Sample eye gel formulation
For 100 g of product combine 68 ml distilled water, 3 g xanthan gum, 10 ml glycerin, 15 ml grape seed concentrate and 2 ml broad-spectrum preservative. Disperse gum in water, add glycerin, then incorporate concentrate and preservative at under 30 degrees Celsius.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended storage after opening?
Keep the container tightly closed in a cool dark location to preserve characteristics until the printed expiration date.
Is the product suitable for food-grade applications?
Yes, it functions as a botanical raw material in dietary supplement and food industry formulations.
Can it be combined with other plant extracts?
The concentrate integrates well with water-soluble botanical ingredients in both cosmetic and supplement bases.