Item number 91465

StoppOx® RE 60 organic

Name: StoppOx® RE 60, organic
Brand: AOT GmbH
SKU: 91465

Rosemary Extract

StoppOx® RE 60 is a concentrated organic rosemary extract for stabilising oxidation-sensitive oils, fats and fat-containing formulations. The extract is obtained from rosemary leaves by high-pressure CO₂ extraction...

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Suitable for, e.g.

Antioxidant stabilisation

Technical Product Data

INCI: Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract
CAS number: 84604-14-8
Range: Cosmetics

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Specification Safety data sheet

Product description

The extract has a characteristic, spicy rosemary scent and is suitable for formulations that call for a plant-based antioxidant system. StoppOx® RE 60 is often used in combination with tocopherols and can be incorporated into a variety of oil-containing formulations.

In practice, StoppOx® RE 60 is added to the oil phase, particularly in formulations containing oxidation-sensitive plant oils such as linseed oil, borage seed oil or hemp seed oil. Depending on the application, the recommended use level is typically between 0.02 and 2.0%.

The product is suitable for stabilising speciality oils, macerates, balms, emulsions and other oil-containing cosmetic formulations.

Additional qualities

StoppOx® Toco 70 Soy

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Manufacturing process

CO₂ extraction (oils)

Natural

Extraction with supercritical CO₂ at moderate temperatures and in the absence of oxygen – particularly gentle on heat-sensitive constituents.

CO₂-extracted oils are obtained using supercritical carbon dioxide. Under pressure, the carbon dioxide reaches a supercritical state and can therefore be used as an extraction solvent for the oil constituents.

This physical process allows comparatively moderate temperatures to be used. As a result, the oils are subjected to less thermal stress during extraction than with some other manufacturing processes. The CO₂ is then removed again; with proper process control, no residues of the extraction solvent remain in the oil.