Product Description
Sourcing and specification overview
Oat Extract Beta originates from Italy and arrives in 10 ml packs as a slightly viscous liquid under INCI Lactobacillus/Oat Ferment Extract Filtrate with plant-derived Leucidal Liquid preservative. The material carries a characteristic odor and serves laboratories that require consistent water-soluble botanical inputs. Extract Concentrates list this grade for precise formulation work. The extract tolerates heating up to 70 C, shows pH 5.0-7.0 and dissolves readily in water.
Technical parameters for manufacturers
Recommended input ranges from 1 to 10 percent. Patch testing on the inner elbow remains mandatory before full-scale production. Supplement and food factories worldwide purchase the ingredient as a botanical raw material for dietary supplements and functional products such as beverages and confectionery items.
Role in supplement and food manufacturing
Both wholesale and retail channels supply the same grade. Oat Extract Beta 1 L supports scale-up from pilot batches. Cosmetic labs also incorporate it into creams, serums and post-shave products. In cosmetic laboratories the material is introduced into creams, serums, tonics and after-shave products. Botanical Extracts section covers this and related materials.
Integration guidelines
Add the extract during the final cooling phase below 40 C to preserve polysaccharides. It pairs with standard emulsifiers, thickeners and broad-spectrum preservatives in both cold and warm processes. Private formulators and factories use it for masks and balms as well.
Sample hair and scalp tonic
Combine 72 ml distilled water with 9 ml vegetable glycerin. Introduce 8 ml Oat Extract Beta and 8 ml Kombucha Ferment Extract at room temperature, stir until uniform, then add 3 ml preservative. Transfer to a spray bottle and allow stabilization for 24 hours. The 10 ml pack suits testing batches before moving to larger volumes.
Storage recommendations
Keep tightly closed in a cool dark place away from direct light. Shelf life extends to 10.2028 under these conditions. The material is valued for its ability to integrate into emulsions and gels without altering texture.
Frequently asked questions
Does the extract remain stable in heated emulsions?
Yes, provided it is added after the base has cooled below 40 C.
Is it suitable for beverage development?
The material functions as a raw ingredient in food-grade formulations when regulatory limits are observed.
What batch size suits initial trials?
The 10 ml pack allows several prototype runs before committing to larger volumes.