Papaya Leaf Glycerin Extract is a glycerin-based liquid extract of Carica papaya leaf, 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 leaf profile.
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See our full sample process →Papaya, Carica papaya, is best known for its fruit, but its broad leaves carry their own botanical value, and Bio-Botanica extracts that leaf into an alcohol-free glycerin extract. The glycerin base folds cleanly into the water phase of a formula, and the extract is supplied full-spectrum and non-standardized, giving skin-care and hair-care developers a gentle, plant-forward active from a Central American native.
Papaya leaf has become a sought-after botanical in its own right: DataHorizzon Research valued the global papaya leaf extract market at about USD 847 million in 2024, projecting USD 2.15 billion by 2033 at a 10.9% CAGR. Skin-focused launches have driven much of that growth across Asia-Pacific and North America, and a water-compatible glycerin extract gives personal-care brands an easy way to add the trending botanical to natural formulas.
The glycerin carrier suits toners, serums, essences, mists, scalp treatments, and lightweight lotions, entering the aqueous phase during cold or gentle warm processing. Low use levels integrate without disturbing viscosity or clarity in a finished emulsion. Papaya leaf is traditionally associated with hair, skin, and nail care — structure/function positioning only, not a consumer health claim — supporting a clean-beauty story. It also layers comfortably alongside other botanicals in a multi-active serum without competing for the water phase.
Every batch of this leaf runs through Bio-Botanica's onsite quality lab for identity, microbial, and heavy-metal checks on HPLC and ICP/MS instruments, following the low-heat Bio-Chelated extraction that keeps naturally occurring constituents in a Holistically Balanced state. Family-owned since 1972, the FDA-inspected cGMP facility in Hauppauge, New York ships batch records with each order and offers Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification on request.
Papaya Leaf Glycerin Extract is a cosmetic glycerin extract made from the leaf of Papaya (Carica papaya), a member of the Caricaceae family, native to Southern Mexico and Central America. 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 — Papaya Leaf 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.
Papaya Leaf Glycerin Extract is a full-spectrum, Holistically Balanced extract and is non-standardized. It is designed to reflect the naturally occurring constituents of the leaf rather than an isolated, quantified compound.
Papaya Leaf 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 an ingredient. For brand positioning, Papaya is traditionally associated with areas such as Hair, Skin and Nails Support — framing intended for structure/function positioning only, not a consumer health claim.
Papaya (Carica papaya) is native to Southern Mexico and Central America. Sourcing and country-of-origin details for a given lot are documented on the TDS that accompanies samples.
As a glycerin-based liquid, Papaya Leaf 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.
Papaya Leaf 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, 19 kg, and 200 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.
Papaya Leaf 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.