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Red Chili Pepper Cake 10 g

Chili pepper press cake powder plant based ingredient for dry blends cosmetic scrubs and formulation systems

Chili pepper press cake powder is a plant derived material obtained after mechanical removal of a portion of the oil from chili peppers, followed by drying and controlled milling. This process produces a stable solid fraction that retains the structural components of the original raw material. It is used as a powdered ingredient in applications where consistent plant based solids are required. Typical fields include food manufacturing, nutraceutical systems, cosmetic formulations, SPA treatments and industrial processing.

From a technical perspective, the material consists of a fibrous matrix containing residual lipids and naturally occurring plant compounds associated with chili pepper. The processing stage creates a uniform particle structure that supports predictable handling and formulation performance. The powder can be used directly in dry systems or introduced into liquid phases after dispersion depending on the formulation approach.

In food applications, chili press cake powder is incorporated into seasoning blends, dry sauces, marinades and functional mixtures where plant solids contribute to product composition. In nutraceutical products, it is used as part of powdered complexes. In cosmetic systems, it is applied in scrubs, cleansing products and exfoliating blends where particulate texture is required. In SPA formulations, it is included in powder based preparations intended for mixing before use. In industrial environments, it functions as a plant derived component within dry and semi processed systems.

Functionally, the behavior of the powder depends on its mode of incorporation. In dry blends, it disperses evenly when mixed with compatible materials. In liquid systems, it is typically pre dispersed to form a uniform suspension before integration. It does not act as a viscosity modifier, but it can influence density, texture and particle distribution within the formulation.

In formulation practice, the powder may be added directly into dry mixtures or pre mixed with a liquid phase to improve uniformity. It is compatible with oils, botanical extracts, carbohydrates, proteins and a wide range of formulation ingredients depending on application requirements.

Usage levels are defined by the formulator based on system design and desired intensity.

Example formulation: Chili seasoning base
Chili pepper press cake powder 12 g
Smoked paprika 5 g
Salt 3 g
Dried onion 2 g

Process: combine all components and mix until evenly distributed. The blend is ready for use.

Example formulation: Exfoliating body scrub with plant particles
Chili press cake powder 18 g
Sugar 30 g
Almond oil 20 g
Tocopherol 1 g

Process: mix the powder with sugar until uniform, then add almond oil and tocopherol. Blend until a consistent texture is achieved.

Chili pepper press cake powder is used as a plant based ingredient for developing stable dry and rehydratable systems across food, cosmetic and technical formulation applications.

Other
Application	food industry, cosmetics production, food additives, pharmaceuticals, aromatherapy, flavor-aromatic additives
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	appropriate
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Input percentage	from 1 to 50%
Method preparation	supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide; no traces of solvents and heavy metals
Minimum count	1
Name	Red Chili Pepper Cake 10 g
Other names	meal, cake, fiber, powder
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 grams
Properties	antioxidant; activates blood circulation; local irritant component; disinfects the skin; has a warming effect; increases skin elasticity; fights wrinkles and sagging; anti-cellulite component
Purpose	In cosmetics, it is used as a scrub. The powder has a gentle exfoliating effect without injuring or irritating the skin. This scrub is ideal for anti-cellulite programs, body wraps, massage tiles, body shaping cosmetics.
Solubility	insoluble in water, in oil
View	powder
Valid until	06.2028