Grapefruit Extract Powder 5 g

Sourcing and specification of grapefruit extract powder

Grapefruit extract powder is produced in Germany from Citrus paradisi fruits and standardized with maltodextrin under INCI Citrus paradise Extract (and) Maltodextrin. The 5 g pack suits laboratory trials and small-batch manufacturing. Powdered Extracts and Algae category presents comparable botanical powders for formulation development. The material appears as a fine powder with characteristic citrus notes.

Technical parameters for industrial use

Solubility is high in hot water and polysorbate-80, with possible slight sediment. Input levels range from 1 to 4 percent. Cosmetic labs incorporate the powder into serums, gels and masks. Supplement and food manufacturers source it as a botanical raw material for functional beverages, confectionery and dietary supplement blends supplied to factories worldwide.

Compatibility in multi-component systems

The powder integrates with hyaluronic acid, plant proteins and marine minerals. Such combinations support refreshing textures in body and face products.

Applications across cosmetics and personal care

Formulators add the ingredient to toners, emulsions and hair masks at 1-3 percent. Larger volumes are available as Grapefruit Extract Powder 1 kg for scale-up. The powder contributes to light, fresh sensory profiles in daily care routines.

Role in dietary supplements and food manufacturing

International producers purchase the extract as a plant-derived component for drink mixes and functional foods. Botanical Extracts of this type allow consistent dosing in dry and liquid formats without altering core product attributes.

Dosage guidelines and processing

Dissolve the powder in the heated aqueous phase then cool below 40 degrees Celsius. Direct addition suits masks and scrubs. Phase separation is avoided by proper filtration when required.

Sample serum formulation

Grapefruit hydrosol 35 ml, grapefruit extract powder 3 g, aloe extract 5 ml, glycerin 5 ml, panthenol 2 ml, preservative 0.8 ml. Dissolve the powder first in warm hydrosol, then blend remaining ingredients under gentle agitation. The resulting serum spreads easily and refreshes the skin surface.

Storage conditions and shelf life

Keep in a tightly closed container in a cool, dark, dry location away from light. Caking may occur yet does not compromise quality. Best before December 2028.

Frequently asked questions

Is the powder suitable for clear toners?

Yes, at 1.5 percent after dissolution and optional filtration.

What temperature range is recommended during incorporation?

Maintain the aqueous phase below 40 degrees Celsius after initial dissolution.

Can manufacturers use it in beverage premixes?

The powder serves as botanical raw material in drinks and confectionery within permitted limits.

Does the slight sediment require removal?

Filtration is performed only if visual clarity is critical for the final product.