Sourcing and specification of Complex CO2 Extract Caro AE
Complex CO2 Extract Caro AE is supplied as a viscous red-orange liquid resembling tomato paste. In the refrigerator it turns waxy with normal sterol inclusions. Produced in Czech Republic via supercritical CO2 extraction from acai pulp and seeds, Laminaria japonica, Macrocystis pyrifera, pomegranate seed, wheat bran, sea buckthorn and rosehip seed. CO2 Extracts section details the full range of similar lipid-soluble botanical materials available for industrial use.
Integration into cosmetic laboratory formulations
Contract manufacturers and cosmetic labs incorporate the complex at 2-2.5 percent into creams, serums and hair oils. The material disperses in the oil phase and contributes colour stability together with skin-comforting properties. It suits both anhydrous balms and emulsion systems for body and face care lines. Explore further options via Botanical Extracts.
Botanical raw material for dietary supplements and food production
Supplement and confectionery factories purchase the complex as a botanical ingredient for product Complex CO2 Caro AE 5 g development. It is blended into functional beverages, chocolate coatings and fortified mixes. Both private formulators and large-scale producers source retail and wholesale volumes for global distribution.
Processing parameters and solubility
The extract is oil-soluble only. Add after the emulsion cools below 40 degrees Celsius to preserve volatile fractions. Compatibility with other oil-phase actives allows flexible formulation design without phase separation risks.
Example hair oil blend
Argan oil 40 percent, jojoba oil 30 percent, Complex CO2 Caro AE 2.5 percent, vitamin E 0.5 percent, fragrance 0.5 percent, carrier oil to 100 percent. Combine oils at room temperature, add the complex and vitamin, mix until uniform and package in amber glass.
Storage conditions and shelf life
Keep in a cool dark place in tightly closed containers. Shelf life extends to December 2028. After opening use within twelve months under proper conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Can the complex be added to water-based toners?
No, it disperses exclusively in oils and must be incorporated into the lipid phase of any formulation.
What texture change occurs in cold storage?
The material becomes waxy yet remains fully functional with no quality loss.
Is it suitable for dietary supplement manufacturing?
Yes, it serves as a botanical raw material for supplement and food industry applications worldwide.