Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Grape seed extract concentrate originates from Vitis Vinifera seeds processed in Germany into a 5 ml liquid format with characteristic odor. This small pack supports initial formulation trials ahead of bulk orders. Extract Concentrates section lists comparable botanical materials for industrial use. INCI designation reads Vitis Vinifera Seed extrac and the material shows full solubility in water.
Formulation integration parameters
Input levels range from 1% in toners and shampoos to 4-5% in scrubs and masks. Addition occurs in the cool-down phase below 40 °C to maintain polyphenol integrity. Storage in a tightly closed container in a cool dark location preserves quality until 12.2028.
Applications in cosmetic laboratories
Cosmetic labs incorporate the concentrate into serums, creams and body emulsions. The material contributes to skin comfort and elasticity support within finished formulas. Hair care prototypes also benefit from 1-3% inclusion in rinses and scalp treatments.
Role as raw material for supplements and food production
Supplement and food manufacturers worldwide source this extract for dietary supplement formulations and functional beverages. Grape Seed Extract Concentrate 1 L enables scale-up for confectionery and drink lines. Both wholesale and retail channels serve global factories and private formulators.
Example B2B formulation
A prototype antioxidant blend contains 80% distilled water, 10% vegetable glycerin, 5% hyaluronic acid solution, 3.5% this grape seed concentrate and 1.5% preservative. Components are combined at ambient temperature and filled into stability test vials.
Handling and shelf considerations
Avoid exposure to heat and light after opening. Botanical Extracts in matching packaging demonstrate consistent performance under recommended conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended cool-down temperature?
Addition below 40 °C protects active components during emulsion preparation.
Is the material suitable for beverage development?
Yes, it serves as a botanical ingredient in drink and supplement prototypes for food industry clients.
Can it be paired with other grape-derived materials?
Compatibility with leaf extracts or carrier oils extends the antioxidant capacity of final products.