Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Chamomile powder extract originates from Germany and carries the INCI name Chamomilla recutita Extract (and) Maltodextrin. The 5 g pack contains a fine powder suitable for laboratory trials and small-batch production. International buyers appreciate the consistent particle size and neutral sensory profile. Powdered Extracts and Algae section lists comparable botanical powders for formulation work. The material shows reliable performance across different production scales.
Functional role in finished goods
The ingredient disperses readily in hot water or polysorbate-80 and shows minor sedimentation at most. It remains compatible with common thickeners and preservatives without altering viscosity. Formulators use it to maintain batch-to-batch uniformity during scale-up and mechanical processing. product Chamomile Extract Powder 1 kg provides the same specification for larger runs.
Applications across industries
Cosmetic labs incorporate the powder into creams, serums, masks and hair products. Supplement and food manufacturers purchase it as a botanical raw material for dietary supplements, functional beverages and confectionery items. Botanical Extracts category offers additional options for both retail and wholesale programs worldwide.
Recommended usage levels and process
Input levels range from 1 to 4 percent. Add the powder to the aqueous phase below 40 °C and filter if clarity is required. Dry blends accept direct addition. Typical rates: 1-1.5 percent in sprays and gels, 0.5-2 percent in milks, 1.5 percent in toners and shampoos. Solubility supports easy integration into emulsions and gels.
Sample B2B formulation for a hair tonic
Water to 100 percent, chamomile powder extract 1.5 percent, glycerin 3 percent, panthenol 1 percent, phenoxyethanol 0.8 percent. Disperse the powder in warm water, add remaining ingredients, filter and package. The tonic suits daily scalp application with stable texture.
Storage and shelf life
Keep the material in a cool dry place in the original closed container until December 2028. Minor caking does not affect performance. Packaging is designed for safe transport.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to achieve clarity?
Filtering after dispersion removes any visible sediment.
Does the powder affect emulsion stability?
No, it integrates without disturbing the emulsion structure when added correctly.
Are larger pack sizes available?
Yes, 5 g suits testing while bulk options exist for production.