Liquid Extract Introduction & Usage
What is Liquid Extract?
The extraction liquid is to soak the plants in a specific solution, and use the soaking liquid to extract the nutrients, mineral components and active ingredients in the plants.
Due to the high concentration of the extract, it needs to be diluted as directed before applying to the skin.
Usage:
1. Mix with flower water in proportion.
2. Add base products in proportion to use.
3. Add proportionally to your DIY skincare formula.
By function:
Moisturizing: Aloe Vera, Cucumber
Allergy: German Chamomile
Acne: Calendula, Witch Hazel
Firming: Marine Collagen , Gotu Kola, Ginseng
Haircare: Silk Protein, Ginseng, Artichoke
Brightening: Arbutin, Green Tea, Pomegranate
Antibacterial: Grapefruit seed, Rosemary
Cleansing: Papaya, Raspberry, Strawberry
P.S. Usage ratio calculation: If the recommended dosage of the product is 1% - 3%, that is, 1-3 ml of extract can be added per 100 ml of finished product. It is not recommended to add more than 3 types of extract to each finished product.
The extraction liquid is to soak the plants in a specific solution, and use the soaking liquid to extract the nutrients, mineral components and active ingredients in the plants.
Due to the high concentration of the extract, it needs to be diluted as directed before applying to the skin.
Usage:
1. Mix with flower water in proportion.
2. Add base products in proportion to use.
3. Add proportionally to your DIY skincare formula.
By function:
Moisturizing: Aloe Vera, Cucumber
Allergy: German Chamomile
Acne: Calendula, Witch Hazel
Firming: Marine Collagen , Gotu Kola, Ginseng
Haircare: Silk Protein, Ginseng, Artichoke
Brightening: Arbutin, Green Tea, Pomegranate
Antibacterial: Grapefruit seed, Rosemary
Cleansing: Papaya, Raspberry, Strawberry
P.S. Usage ratio calculation: If the recommended dosage of the product is 1% - 3%, that is, 1-3 ml of extract can be added per 100 ml of finished product. It is not recommended to add more than 3 types of extract to each finished product.
