Product Description
PhytoDefense botanical functional complex for protective cosmetic formulations and multiphase systems
PhytoDefense is a botanical functional complex designed for use in modern cosmetic formulations as an active component. The composition includes a combination of plant derived extracts and supporting ingredients that ensure stability and compatibility with different formulation systems. PhytoDefense is used in emulsions, serums, gels and lotions and integrates easily into aqueous and combined phases. The ingredient is suitable for skin and body care formulations and is widely used in laboratory development, private label production and industrial manufacturing due to its stability and reproducibility.
Properties and formulation behavior
In cosmetic formulations PhytoDefense contributes to light and balanced textures. In emulsions it supports uniform structure. In serums and gels it creates smooth application and even distribution. In aqueous systems it maintains clarity and stability. Finished products provide a soft and comfortable sensory profile.
Applications across industries
PhytoDefense is used in cosmetic manufacturing in creams, serums, gels, lotions and emulsions. In skin care it is applied in facial and body formulations. In hair care it is used in conditioning systems and scalp care products. In SPA applications it is used in professional formulations. In pharmaceutical development it is used as a formulation component. In nutraceutical and functional products it is used as a botanical ingredient. The ingredient is widely used in private label development, contract manufacturing and large scale production.
Recipe for protective skin serum
Distilled water — 65 ml
Green tea hydrosol — 15 ml
Glycerin — 8 ml
PhytoDefense — 5 g
Niacinamide — 3 g
Panthenol — 2 ml
Cosmetic preservative — 1 ml
Preparation process
Distilled water is combined with green tea hydrosol to form the aqueous phase. Glycerin is added and mixed until uniform. Niacinamide is incorporated and dissolved. PhytoDefense is added during the cooling phase and evenly distributed. Panthenol is introduced and mixed until homogeneous. Finally the preservative is added and the formulation is mixed until a stable serum suitable for cosmetic manufacturing is obtained.