Complex CO2 Chinese Porcelain 5 g

Sourcing and specification details

Complex CO2 Chinese Porcelain arrives as a thick brown liquid with phytosterol inclusions produced in the Czech Republic. The INCI lists Caprylic-Capric Triglyceride together with extracts of Geranium maculatum, Prunus Lannesiana, Iris Germanica and Vanilla Planifolia. CO2 Extracts of this type meet the needs of contract manufacturers seeking consistent botanical raw material for large scale production runs.

Technical parameters for formulation

Pack size is 5 grams. Solubility is limited to oils, dosage up to 3 percent. These parameters allow precise scaling in both pilot and industrial batches without altering viscosity or stability of the final product. The material is delivered in transport grade containers that protect against light and oxidation during transit.

Integration into cosmetic laboratory workflows

Laboratories incorporate the complex into creams, serums and body products to support skin texture and even appearance. Complex CO2 Chinese Porcelain 1 kg suits scale-up projects where larger volumes are required for ongoing production schedules.

Role as botanical raw material for supplements and food

Supplement and confectionery manufacturers worldwide purchase this complex for use in functional food formulations and dietary supplement blends. It serves as a plant-derived ingredient in drink premixes and nutritional products. Private formulators also source small quantities for custom blends in the food sector.

Example formulation for dietary supplement premix

Complex CO2 Chinese Porcelain 0,8 g, MCT oil 25 g, tocopheryl acetate 0,2 g. Blend at 35 degrees Celsius until homogeneous, then encapsulate or bottle as a nutritional oil. This approach keeps the ingredient stable and easy to dose in daily manufacturing routines.

Storage recommendations

Keep in a cool dark place in tightly closed containers until October 2028. Botanical Extracts maintain quality when stored correctly and away from direct heat sources.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended introduction temperature?

The complex is added to the oil phase at temperatures below 40 degrees to preserve volatile constituents during processing.

Can it be used in water-based systems?

No, solubility occurs only in oils, so formulators plan accordingly during phase selection to achieve uniform distribution.

Is the material suitable for both retail and bulk buyers?

Yes, packaging ranges from 5 grams to kilogram sizes to accommodate private formulators and industrial clients across different regions.