Product Description
Sourcing and specification of Black Currant Leaves Glycolic Extract
Produced in Germany, this liquid extract carries the INCI name Ribes Nigrum glycolic extractum and comes in 1 liter packaging. The glycolic process yields a stable raw material valued by supplement and food manufacturers as well as cosmetic labs. Glycolic Extracts Wholesale buyers appreciate the absence of alcohol and consistent composition. The liquid state simplifies precise measurement across batch sizes from pilot to full scale.
Technical parameters for formulation
Solubility covers water, alcohol and propylene glycol. Recommended input ranges from 0.05 to 5 percent, added to the cooled emulsion phase under stirring. Temperature should stay below 40 degrees to protect sensitive constituents. Compatibility with common gelling agents further supports diverse texture development in finished goods.
Usage across cosmetics and food sectors
Cosmetic laboratories incorporate the extract into creams, serums and hair products. At the same time dietary supplement producers and confectionery factories source it as botanical raw material for functional beverages and food items, available in both wholesale and retail quantities worldwide. Black Currant Leaves Glycolic Extract 25 ml allows initial testing before committing to larger volumes.
Example hair tonic formulation
Distilled water 780 g, glycolic black currant leaves extract 25 g, vegetable glycerin 15 g, broad-spectrum preservative 5 g, fragrance 2 g. Blend all ingredients at ambient temperature until uniform. The resulting tonic spreads evenly and supports a refreshed scalp feel.
Storage guidelines
Keep in a cool dark place inside a tightly closed container. Shelf life extends to December 2028 when conditions are met. Periodic visual and olfactory checks confirm integrity prior to use in new production runs.
Additional considerations for B2B buyers
The 1 liter format supports efficient inventory planning for contract manufacturers. Extracts Wholesale options in this category integrate well with other botanical glycolic extracts for multi-functional blends.
Frequently asked questions
What is the country of origin?
The extract originates from Germany using natural plant material.
Is it suitable for dietary supplement production?
Yes, manufacturers purchase it as raw botanical material for supplements and functional foods.
In which production phase is it added?
It is added during the cooling stage of emulsion preparation.
Which pack size suits pilot batches?
The 1 liter volume supports small-scale testing and limited production runs.