Serums, creams, oral beauty

Beauty & Personal Care

Cosmetic-grade extracts with the carrier and color you need.

The brief

Beauty buyers ask different questions from supplement buyers: carrier compatibility, odor, color, preservative load, and stability in an emulsion. We supply both oral-grade and cosmetic-grade specifications, and we separate the two clearly so a skincare brief does not receive a capsule-grade powder.

Formats we support

SerumsCreams and lotionsOral beauty capsulesBeauty drink powdersMasks
Discuss this application

What changes in this format

Three decisions that shape the grade.

These are the questions we work through before a sample is sent. Answering them early avoids a second sample round and a reformulation.

State oral or topical at the brief stage

The same botanical can have two specifications. Oral grades prioritize assay and flow; cosmetic grades prioritize color, odor, carrier, and microbial limits.

Carrier compatibility drives stability

Water-soluble, glycolic, and oil-dispersible versions behave differently in an emulsion. Share the base formula so the carrier can be matched.

Do not carry supplement claims onto a cosmetic label

Cosmetic labeling rules are separate from supplement rules. Keep the ingredient documentation factual and let the brand's regulatory team own the claim wording.

Extracts for this application

Starting points, not a shortlist limit.

The full catalog can be screened against your application. If the grade you need is not listed, a custom specification may be the better route.

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Next step

Describe the finished product. We will name the grade.

Include the matrix, target dose, process conditions, and destination market. The reply will state what fits and what does not.