Properties and Formulation of Centella Asiatica Extract (Madecassoside 90%) in Ointment
Asked by: wanneerx
On: September 29, 2016
Product Type:
Cosmetics
Question
I would like to know the following about Centella Asiatica Extract (Madecassoside 90%):
- What is the heat resistance of the Centella Asiatica Extract sold by your company? How long can it withstand heat?
- Can Centella Asiatica Extract be mixed into an
ointmentformula? Will it dissolve and be compatible? - What type of packaging material should be used for a formula containing Centella Asiatica Extract?
- If Centella Asiatica Extract cannot be mixed into an
ointment, are there any alternative ingredients that can be used? I need an ingredient withanti-inflammatoryproperties.
Answer
Information about Centella Asiatica Extract (Madecassoside 90%)
Here is information regarding your questions about Centella Asiatica Extract (Madecassoside 90%):
- Heat Resistance: This extract should not be exposed to heat during the formulation process. It is recommended to add it in the final step of your formulation.
- Compatibility with Ointment: Centella Asiatica Extract (Madecassoside 90%) is a powder that disperses or dissolves in water (up to 1%). It is generally not compatible with oil-based ointment formulas as it will not dissolve well in oil.
- Suitable Packaging: For long-term storage, it should be stored in a cool place (0-10°C), away from sunlight and heat, in a tightly covered container. Opaque packaging is recommended to protect it from light.
- Alternatives for Anti-inflammatory in Ointment: If you need an anti-inflammatory ingredient suitable for an ointment formula, consider oil-based options known for their soothing and anti-inflammatory properties. Some alternatives include:
- Black Cumin Seed Oil
- Sea Buckthorn (Seed) Oil
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