Sourcing and specification details
The 5 g pack contains a blend of CO2 extracts from chamomile, aloe, burdock, oat, birch and grape seeds produced in England by supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide. CO2 Extracts are solvent-free and retain native plant fractions. The oily liquid meets 100 % natural quality standards with no impurities or synthetic formulation.
Formulation value for manufacturers
Labs incorporate the ingredient into creams, serums and after-sun products to soften skin and support barrier function. Fat-soluble character allows direct addition to oil phases. Complex CO2 Extract for Burns 100 g supports scale-up from pilot batches to commercial runs. This concentrate is purchased as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and the food industry; factories and private producers worldwide buy it for drinks, confectionery and functional foods in wholesale and retail quantities.
Use in supplements and food production
The same concentrate serves as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and the food industry. It finds application in after-sun gels, cleansing products and balms. Botanical Extracts are compatible with most vegetable oils, waxes and light emulsifiers, allowing inclusion in various formulas without base-type restrictions.
Sample after-sun emulsion
Aloe vera gel 88 g, complex 0,2 g, panthenol 3 g, emulsifier 5 g, preservative 1 g, fragrance 0,3 g. Prepare emulsion at 40 °C, add complex and preservative, homogenize.
Input guidelines and compatibility
Recommended levels: 0,05-0,09 % in sprays and micellar water, 0,1-0,3 % in gels and creams, 0,5-1 % in balms. Add to cool-down phase below 40 °C. The product combines well with other CO2 extracts for enhanced softening in sensitive areas.
Storage conditions
Keep in tightly closed container in cool dark place at temperature not exceeding 25 °C. Best before December 2028.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended temperature range for addition?
Introduce between 35 °C and 40 °C to preserve volatile components.
Is the extract suitable for clear formulations?
Clarity depends on the chosen solubilizer; it disperses fully in oil-based systems.
Can it be combined with other botanical extracts?
Yes, it shows good compatibility across the range of CO2 and oil-soluble ingredients.