Chamomile Flowers Glycerin Extract
Chamomile Flowers Glycerin Extract is a topical, alcohol-free glycerin extract of German chamomile flower (Matricaria recutita) in glycerin from RSPO-certified palm oil. This standard-grade counterpart to the organic SKU targets developers of rinse-off cleansers, masks, and scalp and hair products, and is produced with Bio-Botanica's Bio-Chelated low-heat process.
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What Is Chamomile Flowers Glycerin Extract?
Chamomile Flowers Glycerin Extract is a topical, alcohol-free glycerin extract of German chamomile flower (Matricaria recutita) prepared in glycerin sourced from RSPO-certified palm oil. It is the standard-grade companion to the certified-organic glycerin extract, offering the same alcohol-free, humectant-carried flower profile for brands that do not require organic certification. It is full-spectrum and non-standardized.
Market Demand
Chamomile extract demand is tracking upward across cosmetic categories, with Market.us estimating a CAGR near 7.2% for the global market. A cost-conscious, standard-grade glycerin extract lets brands scale familiar chamomile positioning into broad rinse-off and leave-on ranges without an organic-certification requirement.
Formulation Applications
This glycerin extract is a natural fit for rinse-off cleansers, cream and clay masks, body washes, conditioners, and scalp and hair treatments, as well as hydrating leave-on gels. Its humectant glycerin base supports moisture-forward claims, and brands can position it around the soothing, comfort-driven heritage of chamomile flower in personal care.
Why Formulators Choose Bio-Botanica
For more than five decades Bio-Botanica has manufactured botanical extracts as a family-owned company in Hauppauge, New York, and this glycerin extract is produced in an FDA-inspected cGMP facility via the proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat process. Onsite identity, microbial, and heavy-metal testing accompany every lot, and Kosher, Halal, and Organic certifications can be arranged on request.
Common Buyer Questions
How does this differ from Organic Chamomile Glycerin Extract?
This is the standard-grade glycerin extract; it shares the alcohol-free glycerin carrier but is intended for brands that do not require organic certification. Choose the organic SKU when certified-organic provenance is needed.
What carrier does it use?
It uses glycerin derived from RSPO-certified palm oil, a water-compatible humectant carrier.
Does it contain alcohol?
No. It is an alcohol-free glycerin extract.
Which species and plant part are used?
It is made from German chamomile flower, Matricaria recutita.
Is it standardized to a marker?
No. It is supplied full-spectrum and non-standardized.
Which formats does it suit?
It works in rinse-off cleansers, cream and clay masks, body washes, conditioners, scalp and hair treatments, and hydrating leave-on gels.
Is the glycerin palm-derived and responsibly sourced?
Yes. The glycerin is derived from RSPO-certified palm oil.
Are Kosher, Halal, or Organic certifications available?
Yes. Kosher, Halal, and Organic certifications can be arranged; specify your needs at quoting.
What testing is performed on each lot?
Identity, microbial, and heavy-metal testing are conducted in Bio-Botanica's onsite quality lab under cGMP.
What ships with a sample and how is pricing determined?
Samples include a Spec Sheet/TDS, a representative COA, and an SDS; pricing is quoted to each buyer's volume and specifications rather than posted online.