RESISTEM 100 g

What RESISTEM 100 g Represents

RESISTEM 100 g is a fat soluble active ingredient supplied in 100 gram packaging with the INCI name Cordifolia Callus Culture Extract, Glycerin. It appears opalescent and is intended for cosmetic formulations that focus on skin improvement and regeneration. The product supports developers who work with anti aging cosmetics and creams for sensitive skin by providing a consistent ingredient that integrates into balms and regenerating products.

Manufacturers often combine this active with other materials from the wholesale actives section to build complete formulas that address skin tone and barrier support.

RESISTEM 100 g integrates well into oil-based emulsions and balms for skin care formulas. See additional options in the wholesale cosmetic peptides range. Browse the full cosmetic actives catalog or pair with RESISTEM 1 kg for scaled production needs.

Main Properties

The ingredient remains stable when introduced at temperatures between 25 and 50 degrees Celsius. Its fat soluble nature allows even distribution in oil based or emulsion systems without separation. The recommended input percentage reaches up to 2 percent, which keeps the active within safe formulation limits while delivering visible effects on skin radiance and tone uniformity.

Application Areas

RESISTEM 100 g fits into soothing balms and creams, cosmetic products aimed at improvement, creams for sensitive skin, and regenerating creams. It also supports anti aging cosmetics where the goal is to maintain skin color and promote a balanced appearance. Formulators place it in lines that restore skin after environmental exposure or in products designed for daily care of mature skin.

Additional options appear in the anti-age actives section for those building complementary anti aging ranges.

How to Use

Add RESISTEM 100 g at the cooling phase of production once the temperature drops to the 25 to 50 degrees Celsius range. Stir gently until fully dispersed. The maximum concentration stays at 2 percent. Always perform a preliminary sensitivity test by applying a small amount to the bend of the elbow before full use in any finished product.

Compatibility and Technological Features

The active works well with glycerin based systems and oil soluble components common in cosmetic emulsions. It does not require special pH adjustment within typical cosmetic ranges. Store the material in a cool dark place inside a tightly closed container to preserve its opalescent quality over time.

Related materials such as those listed in the cosmetic actives catalog provide further choices for matching solubility profiles.

Original Recipe Example

Prepare a 100 gram batch of regenerating face cream by combining 70 g of a neutral emulsion base, 25 g of a light carrier oil, 3 g of glycerin, and 2 g of RESISTEM 100 g. Heat the base and oil to 45 degrees Celsius, add glycerin, then incorporate RESISTEM while stirring continuously for five minutes. Cool to room temperature and transfer to an airtight jar. Apply a small amount to clean skin once daily.

Storage Recommendations

Keep RESISTEM 100 g in a cool dark location inside its original tightly closed container. This practice maintains product integrity until the indicated date of October 2028.

FAQ

Can RESISTEM 100 g be used in water based formulas?

No, the ingredient is fat soluble and performs best in emulsion or oil containing systems.

What temperature range is required during incorporation?

Introduce the active between 25 and 50 degrees Celsius to preserve its properties.

Is a sensitivity test necessary before using finished products?

Yes, apply a small amount to the bend of the elbow and observe for any reaction prior to broader application.

Does the product require special packaging after opening?

Return the container to a cool dark place and ensure it remains tightly closed after each use.