CO2 extract Complex for combating vascular fragility 10 g
| Producer: | Ukraine |
| Appearance: | liquid |
| Solubility: | in water |
| Origin: | vegetable |
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Complex of extracts for the fight against vascular fragility and couperosis
Complex of CO2 extracts includes extracts of witch hazel (flowers), ivy (shoots), horse chestnut (fruit), hops (cones) and arnica (flowers). Such a blend strengthens the walls of blood vessels, fights stagnant fluid, has vasoconstrictive properties and increases vascular resistance.
Characteristics of the component and features of use
Complex composition: witch hazel (leaf), ivy (shoots), horse chestnut (leaf), hops (cones), arnica (flowers).
Production method: supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide, in the absence of inorganic salts, without residual solvent, heavy metals, reproducible microorganisms.
Description: oily mass of green-brown color with possible waxy inclusions.
Dosage: 0.2 - 0.5 %. Up to 2% in therapeutic agents.
Usage: soluble in oil at a temperature not exceeding 40 C. How to introduce the extract in different types of cosmetics read further in the description.
Storage: in a dark, cool place in a tightly closed container.
Properties when added to cosmetics
The composition of the complex for strengthening vessels is rich in escin, flavonoids, α- and β-acids, terpenes, phytosterols, fatty acids and is aimed at strengthening the walls of blood vessels and combating couperosis. The CO2 complex is also designed to treat relaxed skin tissues and improve their elasticity.
How to inject CO2 extract into handmade cosmetics at home
In order to inject the extract into a cream or water base at home, you can use several methods:
- Add the required amount of extract to the hot fatty phase just before emulsification. This technique can be used if you are making a small portion of cream and it will cool down quickly, because we are breaking the rule of not heating above 40 C. When making a small portion of cream (up to 50 g.) emulsion cools quickly, there is no prolonged heating and the extract retains its activity;
- add CO2 extract to the already prepared but still warm emulsion and continue thorough mixing. This technique should be used until the active phase of the cream is introduced and the emulsion has cooled;
- use a solubilizer, for example Resassol VPF, pentylene glycol or any water-soluble oil: dissolve the fat-soluble extract in the solubilizer and then mix it with the active phase and introduce it into the warm emulsion. This option will ensure that the active properties of the extract are retained and will ensure 100% complete dissolution in the emulsion;
- if you want to introduce CO2 extract into a water-based product, use solubilizers as in the previous point, but in a higher proportion. This will ensure complete dissolution of the oil component in water without floating fatty droplets on the surface.
For a detailed explanation of what the solubilization process is or how to dissolve oils in water, read the BEURRE Blog or watch the video on our youtube channel Beurre Cosmetic Kitchen.
Why buy CO2 extract
The advantages and benefits of CO2 extracts in Ukraine are related to the technology of their production. With the help of carbon dioxide from plants extract resins, essential oils, pigments and other active substances. At the same time, after the extraction process is completed, carbon dioxide evaporates and a mixture of pure substances without solvent impurities remains. The extraction process takes place at low temperatures, and all useful substances are preserved in their original form, besides CO2-extracts do not require additional preservation, because, firstly, they are rich in antioxidants, and secondly, carbon dioxide destroys all microorganisms. The absence of solvent makes the extract as concentrated as possible, and therefore provides a low percentage of input into cosmetics. And the small dosage reduces the cost of the product you will prepare.
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| Producer: | Ukraine |
| Appearance: | liquid |
| Solubility: | in water |
| Origin: | vegetable |