Greek Mountain Tea CO2 Total Extract | Sideritis Scardica

Greek Mountain Tea CO2 Total Extract | Sideritis Scardica

A concentrated botanical extract featuring Sideritis Scardica for compatible cosmetic or aromatic formulations.

At a Glance

• Botanical name: Sideritis Scardica
• Product type: Botanical extract

Specifications of Greek Mountain Tea CO2 Extract.

• Botanical Name: Sideritis Scardica
• Family Name: Lamiaceae
• Common Name: Murssalski Tea, Tea of Immortality, Mursal Tea.
• INCI: Sideritis Scardica flowers extract.
• Parts Used: Flowering tops.
• Note: Middle.
• Scent: Fresh, herbal, tea-like, green, honeyed, dry hay, wildflower, slightly balsamic, warm, earthy, elegant.
• Appearance: Viscous. Dark Green.
• Country of Origin: Bulgaria.

Aromatic Profile

A herbaceous, resinous and soft aromatic profile for formulation and blending.

Profile Details

• Botanical source: Sideritis Scardica
• Formulation role: Botanical ingredient

Suggested Usage Level

• Facial oils: 0.2–3%.
• Body oils: 0.5–5%.
• Balms and salves: 0.5–5%.
• Creams and lotions: 0.2–2% in the oil phase.
• Massage oils: 0.5–3%.
• Natural perfumery: 0.5–5%.
• Solid perfumes: 1–5%

Solubility

Oil soluble / oil dispersible. Best suited for anhydrous formulations or the oil phase of emulsions.

Applications

A soft, warm and tea-like botanical extract for luxury skincare and natural perfumery.

• Facial oils and botanical serums
• Body oils, balms and massage blends
• Anhydrous skincare
• Tea-inspired, herbal and balsamic perfumes

Safety

Always patch test before topical use.

• For external use only.
• Use in dilutions no greater than 2% in leave-on skin care.
• Use Amber, Cobalt or Miron violet glass bottles to protect from light degradation.
• Avoid ingestion unless under expert supervision.
• Pregnancy, young children, or sensitive skin users should consult a qualified practitioner.