Complex CO2 for Skin Recovery 100 g

Sourcing and specification details

Complex CO2 for Skin Recovery 100 g is produced in Ukraine from laminaria, violet herb, horsetail, sweet clover and carrot seeds via supercritical extraction. The resulting oily mass contains coumarins, flavonoids, carotenoids, terpenes, phytosterols and fatty acids. CO2 Extracts Wholesale buyers receive the material in transport-grade packaging. This botanical concentrate preserves natural compounds thanks to solvent-free technology. The oily texture facilitates even dispersion in lipid bases and ensures uniform distribution in finished goods. Manufacturers value compositional stability and the absence of residual solvents.

Technical parameters for formulation

The fat-soluble ingredient is added to the active phase at 0.5-2 %. It provides moisturizing, softening and toning effects in emulsions. Best before date is 10.2028 when stored in a clean dry place. The extract pairs well with most vegetable oils and waxes used in emulsions. It is incorporated after homogenization and cooling to preserve volatile fractions. Viscosity of the final product remains stable at the recommended dosage levels.

Integration in cosmetic laboratories

Cosmetic labs incorporate the extract into creams, serums and hair masks after the emulsion cools below 40 °C. The complex supports skin barrier comfort and refreshes the appearance. In body balms it aids softening and improves texture. In face masks it delivers additional nourishment and comfort after cleansing. Various textures from light gels to rich creams accept the concentrate readily.

Role in dietary supplement and food manufacturing

International manufacturers purchase the complex as botanical raw material for Complex CO2 for Skin Recovery 1 kg dietary supplement blends, functional beverages and confectionery fillings. Private formulators and factories worldwide use it in both retail and bulk formats. In food lipids and chocolate masses it serves as a source of natural carotenoids and phytosterols. Extracts Wholesale options enable scaling production without process changes. Small batches suit artisanal creators developing custom blends.

Sample hair mask formulation

A basic mask contains 1.5 % of the complex, 20 % shea butter, 5 % cetearyl alcohol, 2 % emulsifier and distilled water to 100 %. Melt the butter and emulsifiers, add water phase, homogenize, cool and incorporate the extract. The finished texture stays stable at room temperature for the recommended period. This example illustrates straightforward addition into classic emulsions.

Storage recommendations

Keep containers sealed at temperatures below 25 °C away from direct light. Once opened, use within six months. Avoid contact with moisture and metal surfaces to prevent oxidation. Regular organoleptic checks help maintain quality throughout the shelf life.

Frequently asked questions

Is the extract compatible with aqueous systems?

Compatibility requires an emulsifier or solubilizer; direct addition to water is not recommended.

What is the recommended input temperature?

Add the complex between 35 °C and 40 °C to preserve volatile fractions.

Can it be used in food-grade oil blends?

Yes, within 0.5-1 % in lipid-based food formulations as raw material.