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Pine Glycolic Extract 1 L

Bringing Forest Freshness Into Professional Skincare Formulas

Pine glycolic extract is produced through maceration of pine needles and buds in a glycol-based medium, a gentle technique that preserves the plant's resinous compounds, natural antioxidants and volatile constituents without relying on alcohol or harsh solvents. This method delivers a stable, easily dosed liquid concentrate suited for demanding production environments. The extract belongs to the wider range found under Glycolic Extracts Wholesale, where formulators can find numerous plant-based concentrates for professional recipes. The 1 liter packaging is aimed primarily at small-batch and studio production, though it also serves laboratories running trial formulations before scaling up to larger volumes.

The primary industry driving demand for pine extract is cosmetics manufacturing, where it is valued for its toning, refreshing action on skin and its ability to support microcirculation, leaving skin feeling energized. Formulators rely on it in products for oily and blemish-prone skin, facial toners, cleansing gels, body care lines, and post-workout recovery products thanks to its characteristic coniferous freshness. Beyond cosmetics, the extract finds use in bath product manufacturing, home fragrance compositions, and select household chemistry formulas where a natural component with a distinct pine character is needed. In the pharmaceutical and wellness segment, pine-derived extracts are traditionally incorporated into foot care products and muscle relaxation formulas after physical exertion.

This extract blends well with other glycolic concentrates, allowing formulators to build complex multi-active formulas. It can be combined with Spongilla lacustris glycolic extract to intensify the mattifying and toning effect in formulas for oily skin, or paired with Amaranth Glycolic Extract for an added nourishing and softening dimension. It also performs well alongside Aronia Glycolic Extract when a formula calls for antioxidant support combined with a naturally invigorating character.

Recommended usage of pine extract in finished formulations ranges from 2 to 8 percent of total mass, depending on the product type and desired intensity. It is best introduced during the final production stage, in the cool phase, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve the activity of the natural compounds. The extract mixes readily with the water phase of emulsions, gel bases, and alcohol-containing compositions. Store the raw material in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, which helps maintain the stability of the composition throughout its stated shelf life.

Invigorating Pine Body Mist

Distilled water 350 ml

Pine glycolic extract 18 g

Aronia glycolic extract 12 g

Glycerin 7 ml

Broad spectrum preservative 3 ml

Combine distilled water at room temperature with glycerin, stirring until fully blended. Add the pine and aronia glycolic extracts gradually, mixing thoroughly until the solution is uniform, then introduce the preservative and stir once more. Transfer the finished mist into a clean spray bottle and allow it to rest for several hours before first use to let the composition settle.

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INCI	Pinus sylvestris glycolic extractum
Other
Application	into the finished cooling emulsion, stirring
Color product	from green to brown
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	0.05-5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Pine Glycolic Extract 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	easily in water, alcohol, propylene glycol
View	liquid
Valid until	12.2028