Vitex Extract Concentrate 1 L

A Botanical Concentrate Built for Sebum-Balancing Skincare Formulas

Vitex extract, derived from the fruit of the chaste tree native to the Mediterranean region, is a concentrated botanical ingredient widely recognized in phytotherapy and skincare manufacturing. The strongest global demand for this raw material comes from formulations targeting oily and blemish-prone skin, as well as from the nutraceutical and dietary supplement industry, where vitex fruit extract is valued for its gentle influence on hormonal balance in women. In cosmetic production, the extract is most commonly used as an active ingredient in sebum-regulating creams, toners, serums, and masks designed to reduce excess sebaceous activity and calm irritated or inflamed skin.

This concentrate belongs to the broader range of extract concentrates available on the site, suitable both for small-scale cosmetic workshops and for full production lines, since the 1 liter packaging is designed for consistent, repeated use without frequent reordering. Vitex extract performs well in combination formulas aimed at acne and post-acne care, as well as in products for combination skin where reducing oiliness and soothing redness are equally important goals.

Formulators frequently pair vitex extract with other botanical concentrates to build a more complex action profile. Combining it with Echinacea Extract Concentrate allows the creation of formulas with a pronounced calming and protective effect for sensitive or irritated skin. Adding Laminaria Extract Concentrate to the same blend enhances the detoxifying and toning properties of the product, a combination particularly popular in body care lines for problematic skin. Meanwhile, pairing with Verbena Extract Concentrate adds a refreshing, light toning note often used in daytime skincare formulas.

The recommended dosage of vitex extract in finished cosmetic products typically ranges from 0.5 to 3 percent of the total formula weight, depending on the desired intensity and the product type. The concentrate should be introduced during the cooling phase of an emulsion, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve the activity of the botanical compounds. For water-based serums and toners, the extract can be added directly to the finished base without additional heating. The raw material should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dark place protected from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations, which helps maintain the stability of its active compounds throughout the shelf life.

When working with the 1 liter packaging, it is worth remembering that this format is intended for professional and industrial use, so running a small trial batch before scaling up production is advisable to fine-tune dosage and temperature settings for the specific formula.

Balancing Facial Serum for Oily Skin

Distilled water 720 ml

Vitex extract concentrate 25 ml

Aloe vera juice 100 ml

Xanthan gum 3 g

Broad spectrum preservative 8 ml

Niacinamide 15 g

Warm the distilled water to about 35 degrees Celsius and slowly disperse the xanthan gum into it, whisking until fully dissolved and free of lumps. Add the aloe vera juice and niacinamide, stirring until completely blended. Once the mixture has cooled to room temperature, add the vitex extract and preservative, mixing gently until uniform. Transfer the finished serum into sterilized pump bottles and let it rest for 24 hours to stabilize before quality control and packaging.