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Acacia Extract Powder 1 kg

Bulk Acacia Powder Supporting Consistent Output for Skincare and Functional Blends

A 1 kg pack of acacia extract powder is built for manufacturers who need reliable volumes and batch-to-batch consistency rather than small trial quantities. This concentrate sits within the broader Powdered Extracts and Algae category, which brings together botanical concentrates used across cosmetic, food and pharmaceutical processing, and it earns a steady place there thanks to its rich content of tannins and phenolic compounds.

The leading use for acacia powder is in toning and astringent skincare formulations - lotions, facial toners, oily and blemish-prone skin care, and aftershave products. The tannin-rich profile helps visibly tighten the look of pores and reduce excess shine, preparing skin for subsequent layers of product. In haircare, the powder is blended into rinses and masks intended to add body and smoothness to strands. Color cosmetics also draw on acacia occasionally as a supporting ingredient in mattifying bases.

Beyond cosmetics, acacia is widely used in the food and beverage sector as a natural source of tannins for functional drinks, tea blends and additives with an astringent flavor profile. In the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical space, the powder is encapsulated or tableted as an ingredient in dietary supplements. Historically, acacia tannins were also central to leather tanning, and this industrial application still generates demand in certain regions of the world.

For aqueous or hydro-alcoholic extractions, the powder should be introduced during the cold or gently warmed stage, keeping temperature below roughly 60 degrees to preserve active compounds. A typical usage rate in finished cosmetic formulas ranges from 0.5 to 3 percent of total mass, while dosing in food and functional blends is adjusted individually based on desired flavor intensity and color depth. The powder pairs well with other dry botanical concentrates: with dandelion extract powder in cleansing formulations, with passionflower extract powder in calming serums, and with hawthorn extract powder in toning products aimed at mature skin.

Store acacia powder in a tightly sealed container, in a dry area away from direct sunlight, at room temperature and protected from moisture, which causes clumping and loss of activity. When storage conditions are respected, the stated shelf life holds fully, which matters for production lines running on long procurement planning cycles.

Astringent Facial Toner Concentrate

Acacia extract powder 10 g

Distilled water 470 g

Glycerin 20 g

Witch hazel liquid extract 25 g

Preservative 5 g

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Неллі, Женева

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INCI	Acacia Senegal gum (and) Maltodextrin
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	appropriate
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	1-4%, растворять в водной фазе как сухой экстракт и процеживать, либо добавлять как пудру в маски и обертывания для волос, лица и тела. Спреи, эмульсии, гели — 1-1,5%, убтан, молочко — 0,5-2%, мыло и бельди — 1%, маски, скрабы, гоммажи, антицеллюлит — 1-3%, тоник, мицеллярная вода, шампунь — 1,5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Acacia Extract Powder 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Solubility	easy in hot water, polysorbate-80, hardly noticeable sediment is possible
View	powder
Valid until	12.2028