Extracts
- Also known as:
- Botanical extracts · Plant extracts · Botanical concentrates
Family of concentrates obtained from plants by extraction with solvents such as water, glycols or ethanol, which gather compounds of the source species. They are used as natural-trend ingredients in cosmetics, cleaning, nutraceuticals, and pharmaceutical and veterinary formulations. Each reference is defined by its species, plant part and extraction method.
Functions
Typical applications
- Cosmetic creams and lotions
- Shampoos and cleaning products
- Nutraceutical supplements
- Topical pharmaceutical and veterinary formulations
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Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice
Concentrated juice obtained from the aloe vera leaf, designed to be reconstituted in the aqueous phase of the formulation. In cosmetics it is used in gels, lotions, and moisturizing hair products; in food and beverages, it is used in accordance with applicable regulations. It allows aloe to be dosed efficiently in industrial production.
Aloe Vera Glycolic Extract
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract
Aloe vera leaf extract in a glycolic vehicle, associated with a moisturizing and refreshing effect on the skin. It incorporates easily into the aqueous phase of gels, emulsions, and hair products. Widely used in after-sun formulations, liquid soaps, and daily-care lines.
Aloe Vera Powder
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder
Powder obtained by dehydrating the juice of the aloe vera leaf, intended for reconstitution in water during the production process. It simplifies storage and transport compared with fresh juice, with flexible dosing in cosmetics, food, and supplements in accordance with applicable regulations. Checking the reconstitution factor on the batch technical data sheet (TDS) is recommended.
Calendula Glycolic Extract
Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract
Extract obtained from calendula flowers in a glycolic vehicle, traditionally associated with a softening and conditioning effect on the skin. It is incorporated into the aqueous phase of emulsions, gels, and bath products. A classic of natural cosmetics, in high demand for sensitive-skin formulations and baby products.