Complex CO2 for Problematic Teen Skin 100 g

Sourcing and specification details

The CO2 complex is produced from birch bark, pomegranate seeds, cucumber seeds and dandelion root. It appears as an oily mass containing betulin, lactucopicrin, flavonoids, terpenes, phytosterols and fatty acids. CO2 Extracts Wholesale are packed in transport containers of 100 g. The low-temperature extraction preserves the native profile of active compounds without solvent residues.

Physical properties and incorporation

The material is fat-soluble and is added to the active phase of emulsions at 0.5-2 %. Storage in a dry cool place in a tightly closed container preserves quality until October 2028. Its oily consistency simplifies dosing and ensures even distribution in lipid-based systems.

During production the complex integrates directly into the oil phase without pre-dissolution. This reduces processing time and limits oxidation risks for sensitive ingredients.

Formulation uses in cosmetic laboratories

Cosmetic labs incorporate the complex into creams, serums, masks and toners for face and body. It helps tone the skin, support barrier function and reduce visible redness with regular application. Complex CO2 for Problematic Teen Skin 1 kg supports scale-up from pilot batches to commercial runs.

In creams the material forms a light protective layer. In masks it pairs with clays and hydrosols to enhance cleansing. In toners and serums it delivers sustained benefits without heavy texture.

Role as raw material for dietary supplements and food industry

Manufacturers of dietary supplements, functional beverages, confectionery and enriched oils purchase this complex as a botanical raw material. Private formulators and factories worldwide use it in both wholesale and retail formulations. Extracts Wholesale meet demand from companies requiring consistent botanical inputs with reproducible composition.

In beverages the complex is introduced via emulsifiers or liposomal carriers. In confectionery it improves texture and adds subtle plant notes. Production sites value the absence of residual solvents.

Example toner formulation

Combine 1 % CO2 complex with 8 % jojoba oil, 25 % rose hydrosol and 66 % distilled water. Apply to cleansed skin morning and evening. The toner refreshes and maintains skin balance. Optionally add 0.5 % panthenol to boost hydration.

Store the finished toner refrigerated for up to 30 days. Shake before use. The recipe scales easily for industrial production.

Storage recommendations

Keep the product in a dry cool place inside a tightly closed container. Properties remain stable until October 2028 under these conditions. Monitoring humidity and temperature prevents changes in consistency.

Frequently asked questions

At what temperature should the complex be added?

Add at temperatures below 40 °C in the active phase.

Is it suitable for oil-based serums?

Yes, full fat solubility allows easy blending with carrier oils.

Can it be used in food-grade applications?

Yes, it serves as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and confectionery.