Larch and Green Tea Scalp Complex

A botanical complex built for the scalp

This liquid combines European larch wood extract, green tea leaf extract, glycine and zinc chloride in a glycerin and water base. The combination is designed for scalp-care products sold for thicker, fuller-looking hair and a scalp that feels balanced and fresh. It sits in our cosmetic actives section.

Ingredient roles

Larch wood is a source of taxifolin-type flavonoids, green tea brings catechins with antioxidant character, glycine is a simple amino acid and zinc is a classic scalp-care mineral. The full INCI is Glycerin, Water, Larix Europea Wood Extract, Glycine, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Zinc Chloride, Sodium Metabisulfite. The supplier lists the CAS as a mixture.

Formats

Leave-on scalp serums, tonics and sprays get the most from it, while rinse-off shampoos and conditioners can carry it for a supporting claim. Combine it with caffeine for an energizing scalp story or with a peptide such as Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 + Red Clover Extract Hair Complex for a premium density serum.

Process notes

Stir it into the water phase or a cooled base below 40 °C. Keep the finished pH mildly acidic to neutral. In surfactant systems, add it after the surfactants and check viscosity, since the zinc salt can shift thickening.

Claims

Use appearance and feel language: hair looks fuller and denser, scalp feels refreshed. Avoid claims about hair loss or regrowth.

Packs and storage

Sold in 0.28 oz (8 g), 1 oz (30 g), 2 oz (60 g) and 8 oz (240 g) bottles. Keep closed, cool and dark.