Glycerine green tea leaf extract for skin and hair

Plant organic green tea extract is used in cosmetics as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory component, it stimulates and strengthens sluggish, fading skin. Not forgetting its magical properties of relieving puffiness, reducing bags under the eyes and improving facial contours. Green tea is also often found in anti-cellulite products aimed at improving skin elasticity and smoothing cellulite. Cosme-Phytamis' exclusive range of glycerin extracts contains a high concentration of the main substance and is manufactured using an exclusive process. The final step involves titration of the active molecules. It contains no preservatives and complies with the Cosmos standard.

Characteristics of the component and specifics of use

INCI: Glycerin, Camellia sinensis (L.) kuntze.

Origin: the glycerin on which the extract is based is of vegetable origin from Rape (Brassica napus L.). Cosme-Phytamis complexes have not been tested on animals since 2004. It is non-GMO and does not contain nanoparticles <100 nm in size.

Dosage: 1 - 5 %.

Usage: soluble in water 

Storage: in a dark, dry place in a tightly closed container at 15-25 C. Avoid temperatures below 0 C and above 38 C.

Cosmetic properties of Cosme-Phytamis Green Tea

CO2 extract of Green Tea has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and protective effects, stimulates and strengthens sluggish, fading skin. It has a powerful antimicrobial action, which allows it to be used in cosmetics for inflamed and sensitive skin. The draining properties of this extract are used to relieve puffiness, bags under the eyes and improve facial contours, as well as in anti-cellulite products aimed at improving skin elasticity and smoothing cellulite. 

Useful properties of the plant extract

•  high antioxidant and moisturising properties
•  anti-inflammatory effect
•  modulates the facial contour and removes puffiness, smooths the relief of the skin
•  tightens the skin of the face and body (lifting effect)
•  nourishing and protecting hair from hair loss, reducing scalp oiliness
•  anti-cellulite effect.
   

Use in cosmetics

• anti-ageing serums and creams,
• anti-inflammatory and antibacterial lotions and tonics, creams that normalise oily skin,
• anti-cuperose and capillary-enhancing creams,
• anti-cellulite creams,
• shampoos, conditioners and rinses for hair loss,
• shampoos and hair masks against dandruff.
   

Benefits of Cosme-Phytamis extracts series

• Cosmos certified
• All extracts are titrated by active ingredient, which is indicated in the quality certificate for each batch.
• 5-10 times higher concentration in active molecules than other glycerine extracts on the market.
• Standardisation of production: constant and reproducible concentration of active ingredients
• Exclusive and environmentally friendly production process: zeodration (see below)
• Long shelf life of extracts: 36 months from the date of production
• No preservatives in the composition
• Completely vegetable raw materials, not tested on animals and suitable for Nature, Vegan, Organic cosmetics.
   

Unique method of production of extracts of Cosme-Phytamis series by Alban Muller

The production of a quality cosmetic component begins at the stage of raw material procurement. The company Alban Muller strictly monitors the selection of plant material, following the following principles:

• selecting a specific plant variety that contains the maximum number of active molecules;
• obtaining raw materials from partners belonging to local expert farmers who can guarantee the declared quality and full traceability of the raw material. It must be grown in accordance with the GACP Guidelines; also raw material suppliers must monitor the active molecule content before harvesting;
• followed by a special drying and extraction process using glycerol, which involves monitoring the active molecule content of the extract.

You can see all the stages of production in the following illustration

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