CO2 extract of Sage 10 g

Natural liquid extract of sage leaves in cosmetics

Component characteristic

INCI: SC-CO2 Salvia officinalis Leaf Extract

Production method: supercritical CO2 extraction.

Ingredients: Polyphenols, terpenes, terpenoids, PUFAs, phytosterols vitamin E.

Special instructions: for external use only

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

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. 

Benefits of CO2 extract in cosmetology

CO2 extract of Sage has anti-inflammatory, astringent, disinfectant, emollient and strong antioxidant effect. It is used in cosmetology: in creams, bath products, traditionally in hair care products, creams to relieve tired feet. 

CO2 extract of Sage is used in cosmetic products for fading, flabby or wrinkle-prone skin, as a refreshing and toning facial and body skin, for skin cleansing, for allergic and seborrheic diseases, for skin with enlarged pores, sensitive and prone to irritations, in preparations for the treatment of inflammation, hard-to-heal wounds, cracks and redness. Used in foot creams: it has excellent antifungal, antibacterial and deodorizing action. Promotes healing of cracks, abrasions and other skin defects of feet, is an effective means of preventing fungal skin diseases, counteracts profuse sweating, prevents odor The extract is introduced at the end of the technological process at the same time with the addition of perfume oil, fragrance.

CO2 extract of Sage is used in hair care products, helps with hair loss, stimulates blood circulation in the scalp and strengthens hair roots, in masks that protect dry hair from brittleness, in rinses for hair lightening, dandruff and oily seborrhea. 

According to the results of the research, the extracts with the highest degree of impact on peroxidative radicals were identified. Sage, rosemary, calamus and carrot extracts contain the maximum concentration of antioxidants. CO2 extract of Rosemary contains up to 60% of phenolic terpenoids belonging to the second type of inhibitors, and this makes it possible to classify CO2 extract of rosemary as an inhibitor of the oxidative process by its action. The actioxidant content of rosemary CO2 extract is 10.1 (10-2 kg/mol) .

Recommendations for use at home

• 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 stir thoroughly 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 observance of the dosage.

Recipes with natural extracts

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