Myrrh (Water-Based) Extract
Active
Aqueous extract of the plant known as myrrh (Commiphora myrrha L). Contains carbohydrates, proteins, resins, triterpenes, and terpenoids. Preserved with a 0.35% mixture of methylparaben, propylparaben, and imidazolidinyl urea, facilitating handling and storage.
TECHNICAL DATA
INCI Mirra (Commiphora molmol syn. Commiphora myrrha), Propylene Glycol, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Aqua
CAS No. 9000-45-7, 57-55-6, 99-76-3, 39236-46-9, 7732-18-5
Classification Active
Appearance Liquid transparent
Color coffee ambarino
Odor Characteristic
pH a 20°C 5.5 - 6.5
density a 20°C 1.000 - 1.015
Refractive Index 1.3329 - 1.3525
Solubility soluble in water, alcohols, glycols and surfactants
count mesophilic aerobic <= 100 UFC/ml
count fungi and yeasts <= 100 UFC/ml
microorganisms Pathogens absence
Dosage 1% a 3% in products hair
FUNCTION
properties Skin-Comforting and For an Even-Skin Appearanceacts as of profile purifying, deodorant, softener and astringentstimulates the regeneration skin
APPLICATIONS
products for hair fattyformulas for skin damaged or matureTreatments for lines of expressionEndurecedores of nails
Storage: temperature between 4 °C and 18 °C
• protect of the light
• shake if shows precipitates antes of its use
Technical Information for Formulators: This sheet describes industrial applications of the raw material in the development of cosmetic products. It does not constitute an efficacy claim for any finished product. The formulator is responsible for validating concentration, compatibility, and product claims in accordance with applicable regulations.
Practical Formulation Guide
Uses and Applications: Serums, creams, toners, gels, shampoos, and personal care formulations as a botanical component.
Incorporation Method: The phase depends on the carrier: aqueous, glycolic, or glycerinated extracts are generally added to the aqueous phase or during cooling; oil-based extracts are added to the oil phase.
Dosage: As a starting point, liquid extracts are commonly tested at approximately 0.5–5%, while concentrated powders are used at lower levels; the supplier's recommendation always takes precedence.
Critical Points: Check color, odor, pH, solubility, microbial load, and the effect on preservation. An extract can affect stability even at low concentration.
Good Practices: Perform stability and compatibility testing in the final formula. The supplier's TDS, COA, and SDS take precedence over any general guidance range.
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