Complex CO2 for Skin Recovery 1 kg

Sourcing and specification details

Raw materials include laminaria, violet herb, horsetail, sweet clover and carrot seeds. CO2 Extracts Wholesale are produced by supercritical extraction in Ukraine, yielding an oily mass with coumarins, flavonoids, carotenoids, terpenes, phytosterols and fatty acids. INCI name Ut cute restituet, pack size 1 kg, fat-soluble form.

Technical parameters for formulation

Recommended input 0.5-2 % in the oil phase. Shelf life until October 2028 when stored in a clean dry place. These values help B2B buyers calculate stability and cost per batch without additional adjustments.

Role in cosmetic laboratory work

The complex supports moisturizing, softening and toning effects in creams, serums and body butters. Cosmetic labs incorporate it into after-sun products and hair masks to maintain skin comfort and hair shine.

Use as botanical raw material for supplements and food

Manufacturers of dietary supplements and food factories worldwide purchase this CO2 complex as a botanical ingredient for functional beverages, confectionery and nutritional blends. Complex CO2 for Skin Recovery 100 g serves pilot batches while Extracts Wholesale covers full-scale production.

Sample hair mask formulation

Shea butter 60 %, argan oil 25 %, complex 2 %, vitamin E 1 %, fragrance 0,5 %, preservative 1,5 %. Melt butters at 60 °C, add complex below 40 °C, mix until uniform and fill jars.

Storage recommendations

Keep in sealed containers away from light and moisture at temperatures below 25 °C to preserve color and aroma until the indicated best-before date.

Frequently asked questions

Is the complex suitable for clear oil serums?

Yes, it dissolves completely in carrier oils and does not require emulsifiers in anhydrous formulas.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Standard pack is 1 kg; larger wholesale volumes are available upon request.

Does it affect the final product color?

At 0.5-2 % the change in color is usually negligible in most emulsions.

Can it be used in hot-process emulsions?

Yes, add after cooling the emulsion to 40 °C or below to maintain volatile components.