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CDF Green Tea Liquid Extract

Quantity: 60 ml
  • CDF Green Tea Extract

    High-Potency EGCG Antioxidant

    INCI Name: Water, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract

    Appearance: Brown liquid

    Standardization: 90% Polyphenols, 40% EGCG (Epigallocatechin Gallate)

    Solubility: Water-soluble

    Usage Rate: 2% – 5%

    Function: Powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, oil control, anti-aging

    Our premium-grade CDF Green Tea Extract is a concentrated botanical active standardized to a minimum of 90% polyphenols, including a minimum of 40% EGCG. This high-potency antioxidant is ideal for calming irritated skin, reducing oxidative stress, and supporting clear, healthy complexions.

  • Why Choose CDF Green Tea Extract?

    Green tea is one of the most researched botanical actives in skincare, and EGCG is its most potent component. Known for its anti-inflammatory and anti-aging benefits, this extract helps reduce redness, balance oil production, and defend skin from environmental damage.

    It’s an excellent addition to anti-acne serums, anti-aging creams, and calming post-sun formulations.

    Key Benefits:

    • Fights free radicals and oxidative stress
    • Soothes redness and inflammation
    • Regulates oil production and reduces clogged pores
    • Improves the appearance of photoaged skin
    • Boosts the efficacy of sun care and antioxidant blends

    Common Applications:

    • Anti-aging serums and creams
    • Oil-control and acne-prone skincare
    • Soothing mists, toners, and masks
    • Post-sun repair lotions

    Usage Guidelines:

    • Use at 2–5% in the water phase of formulas
    • Dissolve in warm water for best results
    • pH-sensitive: Best used in formulas with pH 4–6

    Formulation Tips:

    • Pair with hyaluronic acid or glycerin for hydration
    • Blend with niacinamide, licorice root, or Centella for brightening and calming
    • May discolor over time in high-pH or unstable emulsions — formulate accordingly
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  • Frequently Asked Questions

    Does Green Tea Extract help with blue light protection?

    Yes. Green tea polyphenols can help reduce oxidative stress from environmental factors, including UV exposure and blue light from digital screens, making it a smart choice for modern “urban defense” skincare.

    Can I use Green Tea Extract in haircare products?

    Absolutely. Its caffeine and polyphenols may help stimulate the scalp, support healthier hair growth, and reduce dandruff or scalp irritation in shampoos, scalp toners, and leave-on serums.

    How does Green Tea Extract enhance natural preservative systems?

    Green tea polyphenols have mild antimicrobial activity that can complement your preservative system and add a small buffer against spoilage. It is not a stand-alone preservative but can boost overall formula resilience.

    Can Green Tea Extract be used in sensitive formulas like eye creams?

    Yes. Its soothing, anti-redness profile makes it suitable for delicate areas such as eye gels, after-sun mists, and calming serums for reactive skin.

    What’s the difference between Green Tea Extract and Matcha in skincare?

    Matcha is powdered whole tea leaves. Cosmetic green tea extracts are standardized for key polyphenols (like EGCG), offering more predictable antioxidant performance and easier use in water-based formulas.

    Can Green Tea Extract reduce sebum production?

    Yes. Green tea polyphenols may help regulate sebum, making it useful in mattifying serums, oil-control toners, and acne-prone routines.

    How does Green Tea Extract compare to other botanical antioxidants?

    Green Tea (EGCG): calming, protective

    Grapeseed (Resveratrol): wrinkle-defense, firming

    Licorice (Glabridin): brightening, anti-redness

    Together they form a potent antioxidant trio for advanced anti-aging blends.

    Does Green Tea Extract pair well with Vitamin C derivatives?

    Yes. It pairs especially well with Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate and Ethyl Ascorbic Acid for enhanced antioxidant synergy and environmental defense.

 

 

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