Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is a glycerin-based liquid extract of Tanacetum parthenium aerial parts, made for cosmetic and personal-care developers. Bio-Botanica produces it through the low-heat Bio-Chelated cold-extraction process at its FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York, preserving a full-spectrum aerial parts profile.
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See our full sample process →A daisy-family herb ranging in the wild from southeastern Europe to the western Himalaya, feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) is captured from its aerial parts in Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract, an alcohol-free glycerin extract. Bio-Botanica supplies it full-spectrum and non-standardized, so developers receive the whole aerial-part profile rather than an isolated fraction. It blends into the water phase and suits calm, botanical-led formulas that lean on a recognizable cottage-garden name.
Botanicals with a heritage-remedy story continue to draw formulators, part of the herbal extract market Grand View Research projects at USD 53.43 billion by 2030. Feverfew's familiar name and long folk history give a brand an easy narrative anchor. A glycerin-based feverfew extract offers a recognizable traditional plant for that clean-label demand.
The extract works in soothing serums, facial mists, gels, and after-sun lotions, incorporating during cold or gentle warm processing and remaining compatible with most aqueous systems. Feverfew is traditionally associated with skin-soothing and calming positioning, offered here strictly as a structure/function story, not a consumer health claim. The mild, low-odor profile suits sensitive-skin positioning, and it pairs cleanly with other calming botanicals without complicating a formula's scent, making it an easy addition to minimalist soothing ranges built for reactive skin.
At its FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York, Bio-Botanica has extracted botanicals since 1972, processing these aerial parts with the low-heat Bio-Chelated method to preserve a Holistically Balanced set of naturally occurring constituents. An onsite lab confirms identity, microbial, USP, and heavy-metal specifications by HPLC and ICP/MS, and Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification is available.
Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is a cosmetic glycerin extract made from the aerial parts of Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium), a member of the Asteraceae family, native to Southeastern Europe to the western Himalaya. It is produced by Bio-Botanica through our proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process, which is designed to preserve a Holistically Balanced, full-spectrum profile of its naturally occurring constituents.
This is a Cosmetic Glycerin Extract, and the carrier is Glycerin. The glycerin base gives formulators an alcohol-free liquid ingredient. The exact carrier and any processing details are documented on the Spec Sheet/TDS that accompanies samples.
No — Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is a glycerin-based, alcohol-free extract, not an alcohol-based tincture. For any residual solvent or processing details, refer to the Spec Sheet/TDS and representative COA.
Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is a full-spectrum, Holistically Balanced extract and is non-standardized. It is designed to reflect the naturally occurring constituents of the aerial parts rather than an isolated, quantified compound.
Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is formulated for topical, personal-care applications such as facial care, serums, creams, and lotions. Its glycerin base suits clean-label systems where formulators want a concentrated botanical ingredient to work into their formulation.
It fits the Cosmetics and Personal Care categories as a botanical ingredient that formulators incorporate into their own products according to their positioning and specifications.
Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) is native to Southeastern Europe to the western Himalaya. Sourcing and country-of-origin details for a given lot are documented on the TDS that accompanies samples.
As a glycerin-based liquid, Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is intended for water-compatible formulations where a botanical liquid can be blended into your matrix. We recommend reviewing the Spec Sheet/TDS and evaluating a sample within your specific formulation to confirm compatibility and handling.
Bio-Botanica operates under NSF, cGMP, and FSSC 22000 quality systems, and Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification is available. Our facility in Hauppauge, New York is FDA-inspected; specific certification for your order can be confirmed with our team.
Samples ship with a Spec Sheet/TDS, a representative Certificate of Analysis (COA), and a Safety Data Sheet (SDS). These document the extract form, carrier, and testing so your team can evaluate the ingredient against your specifications.
Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is sold in bulk to formulators and brands, not as a finished consumer product, and is offered in pack sizes of 4 kg, 10 kg, and 19 kg. Pricing is available by requesting a formal quote — our team quotes to your chosen pack size and volume, and samples ship with full documentation so you can assess fit before committing.
Feverfew Herb Glycerin Extract is manufactured at Bio-Botanica's FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York using our proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process. Testing is performed in our onsite quality lab using instrumentation including HPLC, UPLC-MS/MS, GC/MS, LC/MS, and ICP/MS, covering identity, microbial, USP, and heavy-metal testing from raw-material intake through finished product, supported by third-party labs.