CO2 extract of Parsley 100 g

Natural liquid extract of parsley in cosmetics

Component characteristic

INCI: CO2 Petroselinum crispum Seed Extract

Production method: pre-critical CO2 extraction

Composition: terpenoids (aneolus, ocimene, pinene, phelandrene, myristicin, germacron, elemicin), phytosterols, vitamins (A, E), PUFA.

Special instructions: for external use only

Dosage: 0.2 - 0.5% (0.6 - 2% in therapeutic agents is allowed)

Solubility: in oil at 35-45 °C. Full recommendations for use read below.

Storage: in a dry dark place in a tightly closed package at a temperature up to 25˚C. 

Application of CO2 extract in cosmetology

Vitamin of beauty - this is often called vitamin A, which is found in large quantities in parsley, for which it is widely used in cosmetology. However, it is also used biologically active substances contained in parsley, which improve skin metabolism, toning and whitening.

Parsley extract is used as a soothing, disinfectant and anti-inflammatory agent. Parsley extract also protects the skin from UV rays. But most often the use of parsley in cosmetic preparations is due to its ability to perfectly lighten skin color, as well as to remove freckles and age spots. Parsley extract is an excellent remedy for the delicate skin around the eyes - it has an anti-edematous effect on the eyelids and effectively reduces dark circles under the eyes.

Use in cosmetics

• soothing, anti-inflammatory and toning creams, lotions and tonics
• moisturizing and toning face masks
• eye creams and gels
• hand creams
• sunscreen cosmetics
• whitening creams
• deodorants.

Recommendations for home use

• for the preparation of oil mixtures CO2 extract is added to the base vegetable oil in the standard dosage of 0.2 - 0.5% or 0.2-0.5 g per 100 g of oil, then thoroughly stirred until dissolved;
• in recipes for handmade cosmetics CO2 extracts are introduced at the final stage of preparation together with other active ingredients at a temperature of 35-45 °C. In creams, the extract can be introduced into the warm emulsion before the active phase is introduced.
• CO2-extracts can be added to already prepared cosmetic creams to enhance the effectiveness of their action with strict adherence to the dosage.

Recipes for the use of natural extracts

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