Complex CO2 for Sensitive Skin 1 kg

Sourcing and specification details

Complex CO2 for Sensitive Skin 1 kg is produced in Ukraine from chamomile flowers, rosehip fruits, mint herb and sage shoots. The oily mass contains diterpene phenols, carotenoids, flavonoids, terpenes, phytosterols and polyunsaturated fatty acids. CO2 Extracts Wholesale arrives in transport packaging with shelf life until October 2028.

Physical properties and integration

The mass is soluble in polysorbate-80 and oils. Recommended input is 0.1-2 percent into the active phase. Temperature during incorporation stays moderate to preserve components. Labs value the material for its consistent behavior in both water-based and oil-based systems.

Formulation examples for cosmetic labs

Laboratories add the complex to serums, body lotions and scalp treatments. Sample scalp tonic: 0.8 percent complex, 2 percent glycerin, 3 percent polysorbate-80, 90 percent distilled water, remainder preservative and fragrance. Blend at 40 degrees Celsius, cool and package. Complex CO2 for Sensitive Skin 100 g serves as pilot quantity before bulk orders.

Use in dietary supplements and food industry

Factories worldwide purchase the complex as raw material for dietary supplements, beverages and functional foods. Private formulators and confectioners include it in dry mixes and liquid preparations at permitted levels. Retail and wholesale packs support both small producers and large plants. Extracts Wholesale section offers scaled volumes for industrial needs.

Storage recommendations

Keep in a cool place inside tightly closed container until October 2028.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended dosage range?

Input percentage lies between 0.1 and 2 percent depending on the final product type.

Is the material suitable for food applications?

Yes, it is purchased as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and confectionery items.

How does solubility affect formulation?

Solubility in oils and polysorbate-80 allows easy incorporation into emulsions and toners.

Which plants form the raw material base?

Raw materials come from chamomile, rosehip, mint and sage grown in Ukraine.