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INCI	Theobromine
Other
Application	Anti-cellulite creams and gels Anti-fat serums and wraps Body products: scrubs, creams, massage oils Strengthening products for the skin of the eyelids and body As part of products for the prevention of rosacea Pharmaceuticals: Diuretic and vasodilator Cardiac stimulant Used for bronchopulmonary diseases Food industry: As part of chocolate, drinks Sometimes as a mild stimulant (alternative to caffeine) Sports nutrition: Mild CNS stimulant Increases performance and concentration
Aroma	bitter, characteristic (like cocoa)
Att brand	India
Color product	white with a gray tint
Dosage	In cosmetics: 0.5–3% in creams and gels Up to 5% in wraps and concentrated serums
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Theobromine 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 g
Properties	Lipolytic action: promotes fat breakdown and tissue volume reduction Drainage and anti-cellulite effect: improves microcirculation, reduces swelling Tonic and firming effect: skin becomes more elastic Antioxidant: protects against free radicals and premature aging Slight vascular strengthening effect
Purpose	Theobromine is a natural alkaloid, similar in chemical structure to caffeine. It is found in cocoa beans, tea, guarana, cola. It has a mild stimulating effect, is used as an ingredient in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and the food industry. Theobromine is a multifunctional active, especially effective in anti-cellulite cosmetics and body skin care, due to its tonic, lipolytic and antioxidant effects. It is absolutely legal, safe in reasonable dosages and combines well with caffeine, carnitine, ivy and centella extracts. Available in powder form, easily included in aqueous phases of recipes. All forms of theobromine can be found on mylo-opt.com.ua with worldwide delivery.
Solubility	Well soluble in hot water, less soluble in cold water
View	powder
Valid until	09.2028

Theobromine 100 g

Theobromine for cosmetic skin and body care formulations

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