Green Tea Extract - Water Soluble

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$11.45

Green Tea Extract is a water soluble extract that brings the skin-loving and awakening properties to handmade products! Use Green Tea Extract in face masks, face soaps, lotions, creams and more! Light green tea aroma.

Size: 2 oz

($88.08/lb)

2 oz

Green Tea Extract - Water Soluble

Green Tea Extract is a water soluble extract that brings the skin-loving and awakening properties to handmade products! Use Green Tea Extract in fa...

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Slowly stir desired amount of liquid into formula and mix well. Typically used at 0.5% to 5% in formulas. This product provides rich attributions to formulations such as lotions, shampoos and soap. Test your final product to ensure optimal performance.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Green Tea Extract - Water Soluble

"Used in Eye serum its good and waiting to see change"

— Hemaa A. (5/5)

Great Antioxidant Ingredient

"High quality green tea extract that blends easily into water-based formulations. It works well in toners, serums, and creams, and adds great antioxidant support to skincare products. Very pleased with the quality"

— Stacey D. (5/5)

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What is the EGCG content? The SDS sheet does not mention this.: Please contact customer service for further assistance
Do I need to add extra preservative if I add this to your botanical mist? It already has preservative I see: You do not have to add a extra preservative. The botanical mist base can hold up to 5% of additives
Would I treat this green tea extract as I would any other oil in my base HP soap recipe? How does this get added to HP soap, how much and at what point in the process? Thank You.: Our MP soap bases will handle additives to 5%. If this is the only additive (including fragrance) you can add up to 5% to the soap base, with out effecting lather.
Hi would you reccomend use of this form of green tea in a shampoo or the powder form ? Which of the two gives a green cast to the product?: Both can be added to a shampoo and can have an affect on color. Please see usage rates for each product.
How much of this can be used in body butters without needing a preservative or disrupting the texture/separating?: These are water soluble, so it technically would need a solubolizer. We have found that when using a very small amount around 1%, it seems to stay incorporated without the use of a solubolizer.