White Tea Extract - Water Soluble

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$4.53

White Tea is picked from the same plant as green and black tea, and is picked, dried out and extracted. White Tea Extract is most effective when used in facial products like creams, scrubs and serums!

Size: 0.5 oz

($9.06/oz)

2 oz

White Tea Extract - Water Soluble

White Tea is picked from the same plant as green and black tea, and is picked, dried out and extracted. White Tea Extract is most effective when us...

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Directions

Slowly stir desired amount of liquid into formula and mix well. Typically used at 1-3% 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 1 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

White Tea Extract is highly praised for its ability to soothe and soften the skin. Customers also appreciate its amazing scent.

Summary topics

Extract Effectiveness: 12%
Scent: 23%

Review topics: ["scent","addition","extract","scrub","ingredients","peasy","find"].

Review highlights

"It has a very light and soothing scent." — Stacy
"Love the scent and the product!" — Julie
"The white tea extract really does soothe and soften the skin." — Julie

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Q&A

Is this and the Manuka Honey Extract safe to use on lips or just the body? Bree: It is not recommended to use the extracts on lips.
What is this used for? How would this product benefit a body butter, body scrub, body wash, or bath soak? Thank you for your time.: White tea extract contains natural antioxidants and is thought to have anti-inflammatory properties. Adding extracts to your product is a great way to differentiate yours from others in the market and create label appeal for your customers.
Can you add White Tea Extract and Caffeine Extract to the Whipped Shea Butter Moisturizer?: Since this is an oil based product, the White Tea Extract may separate. You will need to test this.
Which emulsifier would you recommend using, and at what percent, if I wanted to add water soluble extracts to an oil based facial serum? Thank you.: We would recommend using the Polysorbate 80. You will need to test the amount used. We recommend starting with an equal amount of poly 80 to the extract. If that does not completely blend in, then add a little more poly 80 until the mixture no longer separates.
Although from the same plant as Green Tea (camellia sinensis)-the basis for using White Tea over Green Tea extract is that the White Tea is less processed thereby retaining more of the skin loving properties of Green Tea. Is this extract actually less processed than Green Tea?: Correct. This white tea extract comes from younger, less processed leaves.