Complex CO2 for Problematic Skin 100 g

Sourcing and specification details

The CO2 complex originates from Ukraine and consists of hypericin, flavonoids, terpenes, phytosterols and fatty acids extracted from St. John’s wort, coltsfoot, echinacea and bidens herbs. CO2 Extracts Wholesale material arrives as an oily mass in 100 g packaging suitable for laboratory and production use. Buyers appreciate the consistent quality and traceability of the botanical source.

INCI and composition profile

INCI name: Nam cutis quaestio. The extract is fully fat-soluble and recommended at 0.5-2 % in the active phase. It integrates into emulsions without altering viscosity when added below 40 °C. This profile makes it versatile for both small-scale formulators and large manufacturing lines.

Applications in cosmetic laboratories

Formulators incorporate the complex into serums, body butters and scalp treatments. It supplies cleansing and nourishing properties that support skin comfort and texture. Many labs test it in combination with other plant extracts to achieve balanced sensory characteristics.

Use as raw material for supplements and food

Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide purchase this botanical extract for dietary supplements and functional food products such as beverages and confectionery. Complex CO2 for Problematic Skin 1 kg meets requirements for both retail and wholesale orders across different regions.

Example formulation for a hair mask

Oil phase 28 %, emulsifier 5 %, water phase 65 %, complex 1.5 %, preservative 0.5 %. Disperse the complex in the oil phase at 35 °C, homogenize and cool. Apply to scalp and hair for 15 minutes before rinsing. This base allows easy adjustment of viscosity and active level.

Storage conditions

Store in a dry cool place in a tightly closed container. Best before date is 10.2028. Extracts Wholesale

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended temperature for addition?

Maximum 40 °C to preserve volatile components.

Is the material suitable for vegan formulas?

Yes, it contains only plant-derived CO2 extracts.

Can it be used in clear oil blends?

Yes, it dissolves readily in carrier oils at the stated dosage.