SKU: TM20072310
Fermented Green Tea 100 ml
For cosmetic formulation use only.
Not intended for ingestion, medical use, or dietary supplementation.
Usage Rate: Typical: use the supplied liquid active concentrate at supplier-recommended levels in leave-on formulas, delivering approximately 0.1–0.5% pure active in the finished product (1000–5000 ppm).
Packaging
Liquid sizes — 10 mL sample through bulk (US · metric)
IngredientOS lists Fermented Green Tea 100 ml as a cosmetic active raw material for serum, cream, and emulsion development.
What is Fermented Green Tea 100 ml?
Fermented Green Tea 100 ml is a professional cosmetic active ingredient offered for formulation use. It is sold to formulators and ingredient buyers — not as a finished consumer product.
Use in cosmetic formulation
Use Fermented Green Tea 100 ml when building creams where a active fits your formula architecture. This material is typically handled as a liquid in cosmetic labs. Confirm supplier guidance before scaling batches.
Solubility
in oils and other lipids
Form
liquid
Typical formulation applications
- lotion systems
- serums
- creams
When to add it to a formula
Add during the water or cool-down phase for leave-on cosmetic formulas.
Category
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fermented Green Tea 100 ml?
Fermented Green Tea 100 ml is a professional cosmetic active ingredient offered for formulation use. It is sold to formulators and ingredient buyers — not as a finished consumer product.
How is Fermented Green Tea 100 ml used in cosmetic formulation?
Use Fermented Green Tea 100 ml when building creams where a active fits your formula architecture. This material is typically handled as a liquid in cosmetic labs. Confirm supplier guidance before scaling batches.
Is Fermented Green Tea 100 ml a finished consumer product?
No. IngredientOS supplies professional raw cosmetic ingredients for formulation use only. Not intended for ingestion, formulation use, or consumer application.
What form is Fermented Green Tea 100 ml supplied in?
Fermented Green Tea 100 ml is handled as a liquid raw material in typical cosmetic lab workflows.