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Licorice root powder 25 g

Small-batch licorice root powder for skincare blends and herbal infusions

Licorice root powder in a 25 gram pack is a practical size for home formulators who want to trial an ingredient before committing to larger volumes, or simply prepare a small batch of skincare or herbal tea. The powder is milled from the root of a plant long valued for its ability to even out skin tone, calm visible redness and lend a naturally sweet note to beverages and blends. This ingredient belongs to the category Powdered Extracts and Algae, which brings together botanical and marine powders used across cosmetic formulas and functional homemade mixes.

Globally, licorice root sees the widest demand in three main areas. The first is food and herbal production, where the powder is blended into tea mixes, confectionery, syrups and tinctures thanks to its mild natural sweetness. The second is skincare, where the root extract is prized in brightening serums, toners and facial masks aimed at reducing the look of uneven pigmentation and soothing sensitive skin. The third area covers natural balms and herbal drops, where licorice root serves as a supporting botanical in plant-based formulas. At home, the powder is often brewed on its own or mixed with other herbs to create a functional drink or the base for a cosmetic mask.

For cosmetic use, the powder is typically added to the water phase of a mask or toner at a concentration of 1 to 5 grams per 100 grams of finished product, after being steeped in hot water for 15 to 20 minutes to release an active infusion. The infusion should be strained and blended into the base once it has cooled to room temperature, since high heat can degrade some of the beneficial compounds. In dry form, the powder can also be mixed directly into clay or powder masks without prior brewing. Licorice root pairs well with other botanical and marine extracts, for example with Ascophyllum Seaweed Extract Powder for formulas targeting dull skin, with Fucus Powder for mineral-rich masks and body wraps, and with Snail Secret Extract Powder for recipes focused on restoring moisture balance.

Store the powder in a sealed container, in a cool and dry place away from direct light and moisture, to preserve its properties over time. A small 25 gram pack suits home enthusiasts who want to test the ingredient in trial batches of cream, toner or herbal blends before scaling up to larger quantities.

Brightening facial mist with licorice and seaweed

Licorice root powder 3 g

Hot distilled water 100 ml

Vegetable glycerin 4 ml

Ascophyllum Seaweed Extract Powder 2 g

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Мальвина, Залещики

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INCI	Glycyrrhiza glabra, rhizoma
Other
Application	cosmetics, hand-made, soap making, masks, anti-aging cosmetics, herbal tea, compresses, dietary supplements
Att brand	Germany
Color product	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Licorice root powder 25 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	25 grams
Solubility	does not dissolve in liquid
View	fine powder from root fibers