Natural dried flowers

How dried flowers are used in cosmetic formulas

This section covers dried flowers and herbs added to cosmetic formulations as a decorative and aromatic component. Dried flowers are used in masks, scrubs and other skincare products where a natural look for the formulation matters.

For example calendula dried flowers and lavender dried flowers are among the most requested items.

Varieties and applications

Chopped basil and St. John's wort flowers are used as decorative inclusions in masks and scrubs, while thyme dried flowers and immortelle dried flowers add a distinct natural scent to a formula.

Dried flowers pair well with waxes and cosmetic clays from the same section, as well as with fragrance oils to reinforce a formula's scent.

Storage

Dried flowers are supplied from Germany, Ukraine, Vietnam, Italy and Ghana among others. Store in a dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight, in tightly sealed packaging.

FAQ

What are dried flowers used for in cosmetics?

Dried flowers are added to formulations as a decorative and aromatic component, most often in masks, scrubs and other skincare products.

Can I order a trial batch of dried flowers?

Yes, orders are placed by email and volume is arranged individually for the task at hand.

Do you provide documents for dried flowers?

Yes, COA, SDS and MSDS documents are available on request, particularly for larger orders.

How should dried flowers be stored?

In a dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight, in tightly sealed packaging.

Рекомендации

When choosing dried flowers, appearance matters, but so does scent compatibility with the rest of the formulation. Mylo Opt has supplied dried flowers for cosmetics for over twelve years, provides COA and SDS on request and assembles orders within three to five business days. Place your order by email with the items and volume you need.