Why Manufacturers Choose Bulk Rosehip CO2 Extract for Consistent Skincare Batches
Rosehip CO2 extract is produced through supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of wild rose seeds, a method that preserves carotenoids, tocopherols and polyunsaturated fatty acids without thermal degradation. This product belongs to the CO2 Extracts category, which brings together concentrated botanical raw materials for skincare, color cosmetics and related industries such as pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals and fragrance production. The 1 kg pack size is designed for laboratories and manufacturing facilities that require reliable, repeatable supply for continuous production lines rather than occasional trial batches.
The primary use of this extract lies in anti-aging and regenerative skincare formulations: facial serums, body creams, eye contour oils, lip balms and after-sun products. Its rich carotenoid content gives the concentrate strong antioxidant properties, while linoleic and linolenic fatty acids help restore the skin's lipid barrier, making it a common addition to formulas for dry, dehydrated and compromised skin, as well as scar and stretch mark care products. It is also used, though less frequently, in nourishing hair masks and treatments for brittle nails.
Beyond cosmetics, the concentrate is applied in pharmaceutical manufacturing of encapsulated supplements and in the food industry as a natural carotenoid source for enriching oil blends. In candle making and fragrance compositions it appears less often, but it can serve as a natural additive in cosmetic massage candles.
Recommended dosage in formulations ranges from 1 to 5 percent of the total oil phase weight. The extract should be added at the final stage of preparation, once the base emulsion has cooled to no more than 40-45 degrees, to prevent oxidation of heat-sensitive carotenoids and fatty acids. It blends well with carrier oils such as jojoba, shea and argan, and pairs effectively with other CO2 concentrates: the soothing Bidens CO2 Extract for anti-irritation formulas, the warming Ginger CO2 extract in massage and anti-cellulite products, and the spicy, invigorating Nutmeg CO2 Extract in warming balms and aromatic compositions.
Store the extract in a sealed container in a refrigerator at 2-8 degrees, protected from direct light and air exposure, to preserve carotenoid activity throughout the shelf life. When working with the 1 kg pack, it is advisable to decant the product into smaller working containers to reduce how often the main container is opened and to extend its usable life.
Regenerating Night Serum with Rosehip Extract
Jojoba oil 60 g
Rosehip CO2 extract 8 g
Grapeseed oil 25 g
Vitamin E 3 g
Lavender essential oil 2 ml
Anhydrous serum emulsifier 2 g
Melt
the jojoba oil and grapeseed oil together in a water bath at 40 degrees, let
the blend cool to 35 degrees, then mix in the rosehip CO2 extract, vitamin E
and emulsifier until fully homogeneous. Add the lavender essential oil last,
pour the mixture into dark dispenser bottles and allow it to stabilize for 24
hours before use.