Sourcing and specifications from France
Caprylic capric triglycerides 1 kg are sourced from France as a natural vegetable-derived oily liquid with INCI Caprylic/capric triglycerides. This medium-chain material serves international buyers in supplement and cosmetic manufacturing. Botanical Extracts integrate well with this carrier for creating stable formulations across multiple product categories. The liquid form allows precise dosing in both small and large scale operations.
Technical properties for B2B use
The emollient dissolves fat-soluble actives evenly and maintains stability across temperature ranges up to 70 degrees. Laboratories value its low viscosity for light textures in emulsions and anhydrous blends without heavy residue on the skin surface. It remains chemically inert with most common cosmetic and food grade ingredients.
Applications in cosmetics and personal care
Used in serums, body oils, hair care items and makeup removers at 1-50% depending on the product type. It functions as a dispersant or solvent in 1-25% concentrations and blends with other lipids for customized sensory profiles. Liquid Extracts are commonly paired with it for enhanced delivery in daily use formulas. The material supports quick absorption and comfortable feel in finished goods.
Role in dietary supplements and food production
Supplement and food manufacturers worldwide purchase this raw material for sports nutrition, functional beverages and confectionery items. It acts as a stable lipid base in capsules and drink blends, supporting wholesale and retail needs for private formulators and factories alike. Glycolic Extracts combine effectively for two-phase systems in various applications.
Dosage guidelines and solubility
Input levels range from 2-10% in emulsions to 20-50% in hair care and up to 98% in body perfume oils. The ingredient is lipid-soluble and can be added to the oil phase or post-emulsification without issues. Compatibility extends to many botanical components for balanced final textures.
Example facial serum formulation
Caprylic capric triglycerides 40 g, vitamin E 5 g, additional emollient 10 g, aloe liquid extract 20 g, emulsifier 15 g, distilled water 200 g, broad spectrum preservative 5 g. Heat the oil phase to 45 degrees, introduce the water phase gradually under constant stirring, cool to 35 degrees and incorporate the preservative for a uniform light emulsion ready for packaging.
Storage recommendations
Keep in sealed containers in a cool dry place away from light until October 2028. The 1 kg pack suits small-batch and pilot production runs in professional settings. Proper conditions preserve the clear appearance and neutral odor over the full period.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended level in lip balms?
Formulators typically use 5-20% for smooth application and stability in such products.
Can it be used in anhydrous blends?
Yes, it serves as a primary base in oil serums and massage oils at high percentages.
How does it perform in supplement capsules?
It provides chemical stability and compatibility with active ingredients in soft capsules for dietary products.
Is it suitable for cold-process methods?
The material can be added directly to finished cold emulsions without prior heating when solubility allows.