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Discoloration during stability
Anca_Formulator replied 2 years, 5 months ago 7 Members · 30 Replies
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But many ingredients have some color that affects the color of the final product. Most of the extracts have a fairly distinct color, they are generally quite neutral - yellow, orange, green, but how to judge if these colors have an impact on marketability? I once made a face toner with a few extracts and believe me or not, I unintentionally got a rather distinct yellow-orange color. I couldn’t decide whether this color was good or not - on the one hand it was a nice vivid color, on the other hand it looked a bit like urine
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We better not even mention what a few drops of Buah Merah oil does to one of my creams. (Few drops in 150 gram trial) Good thing is is only in there for the ORAC value. **WARNING** if you apply Buah Merah neat…you will look like TRUMP! *** DISCLAIMER*** Samples get used so fast…I have NO IDEA how long the color lasts. :p
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I did not get my current bottle here….but most people sell it.
Rosemary Antioxidant CO2 Extract (newdirectionsaromatics.com)
Rosemary Oleoresin (ROE) | Lotioncrafter
Rosemary Oleoresin Extract (ROE) (formulatorsampleshop.com)
I don’t recall seeing it much above the 7% range.
Aloha.
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Thank you! I have this Rosemary CO2 Total Extract
Eden Botanicals https://www.edenbotanicals.com/rosemary-antioxidant-co2-organic.html
but wasn’t sure if it’s the one high in rosmarinic or carnosic.
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