Oil Soluble Extracts
This collection features oil-soluble botanical extracts developed for formulations where lipid compatibility and uniform dispersion in oil systems are required. These extracts are produced from plant materials sourced across India, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, and are specifically processed to be fully or predominantly soluble in oils rather than water.
Oil-soluble extracts are typically obtained through oil-based extraction, solvent-assisted extraction followed by oil standardization, or CO₂ extraction, depending on the botanical and target constituents. The resulting extracts are supplied in oil-compatible formats that integrate seamlessly into fat-based and anhydrous systems.
Unlike essential oils, oil-soluble extracts contain non-volatile botanical constituents in addition to aromatic components, and unlike oleoresins, they are designed for controlled solubility and ease of formulation in cosmetic and nutraceutical oil phases.
Typical Characteristics of Oil-Soluble Extracts
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Solubility: Oil-soluble; not water-soluble
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Extraction methods: Oil infusion, ethanol extraction with oil standardization, CO₂ extraction
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Forms: Oil-based liquid, viscous extract, resinous CO₂ extract
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Compatibility: Fixed oils, cosmetic oils, lipid systems
Professional Use & Documentation
Products in this collection are supplied for professional, B2B use and are typically supported by standard technical documentation such as COA, MSDS, and TDS, enabling buyers to evaluate solubility, extraction method, and suitability for their intended formulation and regulatory requirements.