Complex CO2 for Skin Hydration 5 g

Sourcing and specification details

Complex CO2 for Skin Hydration is obtained from aloe vera bushes, apple fruits, grape seeds, echinacea herb and burdock roots via supercritical extraction. The resulting oily mass contains lactones, carotenoids, flavonoids, terpenes, phytosterols and polyunsaturated fatty acids. Pack size is five grams, produced in Ukraine. CO2 Extracts meet consistent quality parameters for B2B buyers who require traceable botanical inputs for both cosmetic and food-grade applications.

Technical parameters for formulation teams

Solubility is achieved in polysorbate-80 and oils. Recommended dosage ranges from 0.1 to 2 percent into the active phase. The ingredient supports emulsion stability and texture development during mixing. Shelf life extends to October 2028 when kept in a clean dry location away from direct light. Procurement specialists appreciate the option to start with small test quantities before scaling to larger volumes for production runs.

Integration in cosmetic laboratory workflows

Labs incorporate the complex into creams, serums and body lotions at the advised percentages. It contributes moisturizing and softening effects within finished formulas without altering overall viscosity. Complex CO2 for Skin Hydration 1 kg facilitates pilot-scale trials and allows multiple formulation variants to be tested in parallel during development cycles.

Role as botanical raw material for supplements and food

Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide source this complex for dietary supplements, beverages and confectionery items. Botanical Extracts serve as a neutral additive in such applications where a controlled oily fraction is needed. Private formulators and industrial plants use the material in drinks, confectionery products and functional foods where plant-derived components are required in precise proportions.

Sample serum formulation for body care

Batch of two hundred grams

Complex CO2 for Skin Hydration 1.2 percent, aloe gel seventy grams, grapeseed oil fifteen grams, emulsifier four grams, distilled water to volume. Heat the aqueous phase to forty degrees, combine with the oil phase, add the complex last and homogenize briefly. The finished serum remains stable under standard storage conditions and integrates easily into existing production lines.

Storage recommendations

Store away from light in a dry environment. Remains stable until October 2028 under the stated conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the complex require special emulsifiers

Standard polysorbate-80 or oil-based systems suffice for most applications.

What is the maximum processing temperature

Keep below forty degrees Celsius during addition to preserve component integrity.

Is it suitable for anhydrous balms

Yes, when fully dissolved in the chosen carrier oil without additional water phases.

How to verify stability in a new formula

Conduct a small-batch test and monitor texture and separation over several days.