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Blueberry Extract Powder 10 g

Why Blueberry Powder Extract Is Valued in Antioxidant Formulations

Blueberry extract powder concentrates the natural anthocyanins and polyphenols found in the fresh berries, and it is precisely this antioxidant profile that drives global demand for the ingredient. Beyond skincare, blueberry concentrate is widely used in nutraceuticals, dietary supplements and functional food production, where it supports vision health and vascular tone alongside general antioxidant protection. This powder belongs to the Powdered Extracts and Algae category, which brings together concentrated plant materials for cosmetic emulsions, serums and functional blends.

In cosmetic formulations blueberry extract is most often introduced into eye area serums, anti-aging creams and brightening treatments, since its polyphenol content helps protect skin cells from oxidative stress and supports microcirculation. In color cosmetics it appears in lip products as a natural tinting and antioxidant component. In the food industry the extract enriches yogurts, energy bars, capsules and beverages, while pharmaceutical applications include supplements aimed at supporting eyesight. Recommended dosage in cosmetic formulas ranges from 0.5 to 3 percent of the finished product weight, and the powder should be added to the water phase during the cooling stage of an emulsion, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve heat-sensitive active compounds.

Blueberry concentrate combines well with other botanical extracts, amplifying the overall antioxidant effect of a formula. It is often paired with Cherry Berry Extract Powder to create berry blends with a tonifying effect on skin, and with Immortelle Extract Powder 1:5, known for supporting skin firmness and elasticity. For formulas targeting circulation and overall skin tone, formulators frequently add Elecampane Extract Powder, which complements blueberry with an additional complex of phytonutrients.

The 10 gram packaging is convenient for home cosmetic making, test batches and small pilot formulations, allowing formulators to verify compatibility with a base recipe before scaling up production. Store the dry extract in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight, at room temperature, and protect it from moisture that could cause clumping and loss of activity over time.

Blueberry Antioxidant Face Mist

Blueberry extract powder 1 gram

Distilled water 30 ml

Glycerin 2 ml

Panthenol liquid 0.5 ml

Broad spectrum preservative 0.3 ml

Dissolve the blueberry extract powder in warm distilled water, stirring until fully dissolved, then add glycerin and panthenol and mix gently until the solution becomes uniform. Add the preservative last and stir thoroughly before transferring the finished mist into a spray bottle. Apply to clean skin throughout the day as a refreshing antioxidant boost, shaking the bottle lightly before each use.

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INCI	Vaccinium myrtillus fruit extract (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	Blueberry Extract Powder 10 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 grams
Solubility	easy in hot water, polysorbate-80, hardly noticeable sediment is possible
View	powder
Valid until	12.2028