Birch CO2 Extract 5 g

How Birch CO2 Extract Strengthens Scalp and Skincare Formulas

Birch CO2 extract is produced through carbon dioxide extraction of birch buds and bark, a method that preserves the maximum concentration of natural active compounds without leaving behind any solvent residues or thermal damage to the raw material. This extraction technique is valued across the cosmetic industry precisely for the purity of its output: the extract carries betulin, tannins, flavonoids and resinous compounds that naturally protect the tree from external stress, and in a formula they support skin firmness and tone. The 5 gram size is aimed at home formulators, independent cosmetologists and small labs testing a new recipe before scaling up production - this quantity is enough for dozens of trial batches without risking expensive raw material. The product belongs to the CO2 Extracts category, which brings together concentrated botanical extracts for professional formulation work.

In skincare and haircare, birch extract is most often introduced into creams, serums and tonics for oily or problem-prone scalp, where it helps regulate sebaceous gland activity and leaves hair noticeably refreshed. In anti-dandruff and anti-hair-loss shampoos and conditioners it is combined with other plant concentrates, such as Oak CO2 Extract (bark), which reinforces the astringent and toning effect of the composition. For anti-cellulite and drainage products, birch concentrate pairs well with CO2 Extract of Green Coffee - together they support microcirculation and deliver a noticeable toning effect in masks and body wraps. The extract also finds use in decorative cosmetics as part of nourishing makeup base formulas, in household chemistry for products with an antiseptic profile, and occasionally in perfumery, where its resinous note serves as a natural accent in masculine fragrance compositions.

Typical dosage ranges from 0.3 to 1.5 percent of the total formula weight, with the exact figure depending on the product type and desired intensity. The extract should be added at the final stage of production, during the cool-down phase, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius to preserve heat-sensitive compounds. It blends well with water-glycerin bases, plant oils and other CO2 concentrates, including marine extracts such as Fucus CO2 Extract, opening up possibilities for multi-component detox formulations. Store the product in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to keep the concentrate stable for its entire declared shelf life.

Balancing Scalp Care Mist

Distilled water 75 ml

Aloe vera juice 10 ml

Birch CO2 Extract 0.7 g

Panthenol 2 g

Broad-spectrum preservative 1 g

Glycerin 3 g