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Chamomile CO2 Extract 1 kg

Bulk-Grade Chamomile Concentrate Built for Continuous Manufacturing Lines

The 1 kg pack size is designed for manufacturing plants and formulation labs that need a steady, consistent raw material supply rather than a single trial batch. Chamomile CO2 Extract is obtained through supercritical extraction, a method that preserves the maximum amount of active constituents from chamomile flowers, including chamazulene and bisabolol, the compounds responsible for the plant's soothing and skin-calming reputation. Because this extraction technique avoids solvent residues and high heat exposure, manufacturers rely on it for batch-to-batch consistency at scale. It belongs to the CO2 Extracts category, a group of highly concentrated botanicals that are used at very low dosages, making bulk purchases cost-efficient even for large-volume production runs.

The primary demand for chamomile extract comes from skin care manufacturing: creams and lotions for sensitive and reactive skin, after-shave formulas, baby care lines, eye area treatments, lip balms and hand salves. Color cosmetics producers also incorporate it into foundation and powder bases, since it helps reduce skin reactivity to pigments during wear. Beyond cosmetics, the extract is used in flavored beverage and tea blend production, in topical herbal preparations, and in fragrance compositions built around herbal and floral accords, where chamomile lends a warm, rounded undertone. In candle making, small additions of the extract are occasionally used to create calming aromatherapy candles, though this remains a secondary application rather than the main market.

A recommended dosage for chamomile CO2 extract ranges from 0.1 to 1 percent of the total formula weight, depending on the intended strength of action. The compound should be added during the cooling phase of an emulsion, at a temperature no higher than 40-45 degrees Celsius, to protect the volatile terpene and azulene fractions from heat degradation. It pairs well with plant oils, natural emulsifiers and other CO2 concentrates: combining it with Birch CO2 Extract boosts the toning effect of a formula, while adding Licorice CO2 Extract helps even out skin tone in complex brightening blends. For barrier-repair formulations, chamomile is often paired with Rosehip CO2 Extract, which contributes carotenoids and essential fatty acids.

Store the extract in a sealed, airtight container away from direct heat and light to preserve the potency of its active compounds throughout the stated shelf life. When working with a bulk pack, it is advisable to decant a working portion into a smaller airtight container to limit how often the main packaging is opened, protecting the remaining volume from oxidation.

Calming Chamomile Body Lotion, Production Batch

Distilled water 700 g

Aloe vera juice 100 g

Emulsifying wax 60 g

Sweet almond oil 70 g

Cetyl alcohol 20 g

Chamomile CO2 Extract 7 g

Panthenol 15 g

Broad spectrum preservative 8 g

Vitamin E 20 g

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INCI	Matricaria chamomilla L. СО2 Extract
Other
Application	food industry, cosmetics production, food additives, pharmaceuticals, aromatherapy, flavor-aromatic additives
Att brand	France
Color product	from yellowish marsh to dark marsh
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	0.01-2.5% in the active phase
Method preparation	supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide; no traces of solvents and heavy metals
Minimum count	1
Name	Chamomile CO2 Extract 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Solubility	fat soluble
View	oily mass with waxy inclusions with a characteristic odor
Valid until	03.2028