Bulk Botanical Concentrate Built for Continuous Production Lines
The 1 kg package of hawthorn extract obtained through supercritical CO2 extraction is designed for manufacturing facilities that require a steady, uninterrupted supply of raw material rather than occasional small batches. This format suits production plants and contract manufacturers turning out regular runs of creams, serums, toning gels and functional supplements. The product belongs to the CO2 Extracts category, which brings together concentrates extracted without any solvent residue, preserving the maximum share of the plant's naturally occurring bioactive compounds.
Hawthorn extract is valued mainly in the cosmetic industry for its rich content of flavonoids and polyphenols, which are widely used in anti-aging lines, products aimed at strengthening the skin's capillary walls, formulations for couperose-prone skin and creams for sensitive, redness-prone complexions. Beyond cosmetics, the extract is applied in functional beverage production, encapsulated dietary supplements and toning formulas, where its concentrated profile without foreign additives is particularly valued. In the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical sectors this raw material supports the development of products aimed at maintaining overall body tone.
In formulations the extract is added at the final stage, into a cool or slightly warmed phase, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees, to protect heat-sensitive compounds. A typical dosage for cosmetic emulsions ranges from 0.3 to 1 percent of the finished product weight, while serums can carry a higher concentration. For industrial-scale manufacturing, precise batch calculation matters for consistency across production runs — the 1 kg package lets technologists work with a single lot of raw material across an extended production cycle, simplifying quality control and formula repeatability.
Hawthorn extract pairs well with other botanical concentrates from the same line: in toning and strengthening compositions it is frequently combined with Chestnut CO2 Extract, traditionally used in products aimed at improving microcirculation, as well as with Yarrow CO2 Extract, known for its calming effect on sensitive skin. Such combinations allow the creation of multifunctional formulas for professional and pharmacy-grade cosmetics. Laboratories testing a new formula before committing to a large production run may find it more practical to start with the smaller Hawthorn CO2 Extract 5 g pack, moving up to the 1 kg size once the formula is confirmed.
The raw material should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, which keeps the active compounds stable throughout the stated shelf life. Once opened, contact with air should be minimized to prevent oxidation.
Toning Facial Serum Concentrate for Sensitive, Capillary-Prone Skin
Hawthorn CO2 Extract 18 g
Yarrow CO2 Extract 6 g
Vegetable glycerin 70 g
Distilled water 780 g
Cosmetic emulsifier 40 g
Broad-spectrum preservative 15 g
Dissolve
the emulsifier into the water phase together with glycerin while heating to 40
degrees until fully clear, then allow the mixture to cool to room temperature.
Add the hawthorn and yarrow extracts gradually, stirring thoroughly until the
mixture becomes homogeneous, then blend in the preservative. Adjust consistency
if needed and transfer the finished concentrate into production containers for
batch stability testing before scaling to full output.