Complex CO2 for Baby Cosmetics, has anti-inflammatory properties 100 g

Sourcing and specification details

The CO2 complex is produced in Ukraine from aerial parts of Bidens, chamomile flowers and rosehip fruits. The resulting oily brown-red mass contains flavonoids, carotenoids, terpenes, phytosterols and fatty acids. International cosmetic labs and supplement manufacturers source this ingredient for its consistent quality and solvent-free extraction. CO2 Extracts Wholesale options include different pack sizes to match production volumes.

Formulation guidance for cosmetic laboratories

The material is incorporated at 0.01-2 % into the active phase of emulsions. It disperses readily in oils or with polysorbate-80 and should be added below 40 °C. This approach preserves volatile fractions during large-scale manufacturing of creams, serums and body products. Complex CO2 for Baby Cosmetics in 1 kg pack serves as a convenient reference size for pilot batches.

Role in dietary supplements and food production

Supplement and functional food factories purchase the complex as a botanical raw material for drink blends, confectionery fillings and dry mixes. Both wholesale and retail quantities are available for contract manufacturers and private formulators worldwide.

Example hair and scalp leave-in formulation

A typical blend contains 0.7 % complex, 1.5 % polysorbate-80, 15 % chamomile hydrosol and purified water to 100 %. Polysorbate is first dissolved in warm water, the complex is added, then hydrosol is incorporated under gentle stirring. The finished product is filled into spray bottles.

Storage conditions and shelf life

The ingredient remains stable until October 2028 when kept in a clean, dry area away from direct light. Original transport packaging protects against moisture and odor absorption. Extracts Wholesale programs support ongoing supply for continuous production runs.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended input temperature?

The complex is added to the formula after cooling to 40 °C or below to retain its volatile components.

Is the material suitable for oil-based serums?

Yes, it dissolves directly in carrier oils without additional solubilizers when used within the stated percentage range.

Can it be used in food-grade blends?

The complex serves as a botanical raw material for dietary supplements and functional foods.