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Mint Extract 1 L

Peppermint Extract as a Cooling Agent for Large-Scale Formulation Work

Peppermint extract in a 1 liter volume is a format built for studio-level and industrial-scale manufacturing, where consistent supply of raw material matters more than a one-time trial batch. This item belongs to the Liquid Extracts category, which brings together water-alcohol and water-glycerin botanical extracts used across a wide range of industries far beyond a single niche.

Global demand for peppermint extract is driven by several sectors at once. In food manufacturing, it flavors confectionery, chewing gum, hard candy, beverages, and even sauces — the signature cooling taste of menthol has consistent appeal across nearly every market. In oral care, peppermint extract remains one of the foundational ingredients in toothpaste, mouthwash, and breath spray formulations thanks to its refreshing, tingling sensation. In cosmetic manufacturing, it is added to toners, shampoos, foot care products, aftershave formulas, and any product built around a cooling skin-feel effect. Household chemical production also relies heavily on peppermint — air fresheners, cleaning products, and textile sprays with a mint note maintain steady retail demand year after year.

For industrial bottling lines and cosmetic manufacturing facilities, the recommended usage rate of peppermint extract typically ranges from 0.5 to 3 percent, depending on the product type and desired intensity of the cooling effect. It is best introduced during the cool-down phase, after primary emulsification, once the batch temperature has dropped to 40-45 degrees Celsius — higher temperatures risk losing some of the volatile aromatic compounds responsible for the cooling sensation.

Peppermint extract blends well with other botanical extracts, allowing formulators to build layered, multifunctional recipes. In toning skin formulas it is often paired with Birch Bud Extract, which adds an extra note of freshness and a mild purifying effect. In products aimed at strengthening the skin barrier, the mint note is sometimes reinforced with Dragon's Blood Extract, while formulations targeting circulation and a toning effect on the skin often include Rowan Berry Extract Concentrate — combinations like these are common in foot and body care lines.

Peppermint extract should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool place away from direct light, which helps maintain the stability of its aromatic profile throughout the shelf life of the raw material. For manufacturing facilities, it is worth noting that prolonged exposure to light or elevated temperatures can gradually reduce the intensity of the cooling effect, so storage conditions on the production floor and in the warehouse should be controlled accordingly.

Cooling Foot Lotion, Production Batch

Distilled water 3800 ml

Peppermint extract 70 ml

Glycerin 180 ml

Hydroxyethylcellulose 35 g

Rowan berry extract concentrate 10 ml

Menthol crystals 6 g

Preservative as directed by manufacturer

Disperse the hydroxyethylcellulose gradually into room-temperature water while stirring continuously until it fully swells into a smooth gel base. Add the glycerin, followed by the peppermint extract and rowan berry extract concentrate, mixing at low speed to avoid introducing air bubbles. Dissolve the menthol crystals in a small portion of warm glycerin separately, then blend it into the main batch along with the preservative. Allow the finished lotion to rest at room temperature for at least 24 hours before packaging to let the texture fully stabilize.

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1 September 2026

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INCI	Menhta piperita extract
Other
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	from yellow to dark green
Concentration	3 - 7% depending on the drug
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Name	Mint Extract 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	water, alcohol, glycerin
Valid until	12.2028