Celery Seed Butylene Glycol Extract is a liquid extract of celery seed (Apium graveolens) in a butylene glycol carrier, a water-compatible cosmetic glycol solvent and humectant. Bio-Botanica supplies this full-spectrum, non-standardized ingredient in bulk to cosmetics and personal-care formulators, cold-extracted through the Bio-Chelated process at its FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York.
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See our full sample process →Celery Seed Butylene Glycol Extract is a liquid botanical extract drawn from celery seed (Apium graveolens), the small dried seed of this Mediterranean plant in the Apiaceae family. The 'Bg' in the name denotes butylene glycol, a water-compatible glycol that serves as the solvent and humectant carrier, which makes this a topical, cosmetic-grade ingredient for personal-care use. Bio-Botanica supplies it as a Holistically Balanced, full-spectrum liquid that is non-standardized.
Interest in botanical, plant-derived actives keeps expanding across cosmetics and personal care, where formulators look for seed-based extracts carried in familiar cosmetic glycols. Celery seed extract in a butylene glycol carrier answers that pull for water-compatible botanicals suited to leave-on and rinse-off skincare and haircare concepts built by brands and contract manufacturers.
This butylene glycol extract is intended for topical, water-phase personal-care formats such as toners, essences, facial mists, hydrating serums, moisturizers, sheet and rinse-off masks, and scalp and hair preparations. Butylene glycol is a water-compatible glycol solvent and humectant carrier for the celery seed extract. Brands can position it as a botanical celery seed ingredient within clean and naturals-oriented cosmetic ranges.
Cosmetic formulators choose Bio-Botanica for this celery seed butylene glycol extract because one family-owned house, founded in 1972, manages botanical sourcing, extraction and testing under a single roof. The low-heat Bio-Chelated process holds the seed's full-spectrum character in the glycol carrier, while onsite analysts confirm identity, microbial safety and heavy metals on instruments such as HPLC, LC/MS and ICP/MS. NSF, cGMP and FSSC 22000 systems govern production.
It is produced from celery seed (Apium graveolens), the dried seed of the plant, rather than the aerial parts or root.
'Bg' stands for butylene glycol, the water-compatible glycol that serves as the solvent and humectant carrier for this extract.
It is a topical, cosmetic-grade ingredient: butylene glycol is a cosmetic glycol carrier, so the extract is intended for personal-care formulations rather than for ingestion.
Butylene glycol is a water-compatible glycol that acts as a solvent and humectant carrier for the celery seed extract in water-phase systems.
No; it is a full-spectrum extract offered non-standardized.
It works in toners, essences, facial mists, serums, moisturizers, masks and scalp or hair preparations.
Yes; brands can position this celery seed extract within clean and naturals-oriented skincare and haircare ranges as botanical marketing, not as a consumer health promise.
Every lot is checked onsite for identity, microbial load, USP parameters and heavy metals, with third-party lab support.
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Sample shipments include a Spec Sheet/TDS, a representative COA and an SDS.
Both are topical celery seed extracts for cosmetics, but this one uses a butylene glycol carrier while the glycerin extract (glycerin extract) uses a glycerin humectant carrier derived from RSPO-certified palm oil; select by the carrier your formula calls for.