Extract Licorice (Glycyrrhiza Glabra) Distillate 10:1 (Water Soluble)

Licorice Liquid extract, which is made from the roots and rhizomes of the licorice plant, has a long history of being used as an anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory. It's widely used as a calming element in cough suppressants in Europe and the United States, and it's frequently utilised as a herbal medicinal agent in Traditional Chinese medicine. 

This extract is Alcohol and preservative Free.

INCI Name- Glycyrrhiza glabra

Molecular Formulae- C42H62O16Zn

Alternative Names- Alcacuz, Chinese licorice, Sweet root

Purity of the Ingredients- 99%

Country of Origin- India

BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS-

• Heartburn, acid reflux, hot flushes, coughs, and bacterial and viral infections are all treated with licorice extract.
• It is used in topical gels to heal skin diseases such as acne and eczema, as well as relieve sore throats.
• Our licorice extract includes more than 300 extremely beneficial components that have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiviral properties.
• It's fantastic for your skin and can be used to treat acne and other skin disorders.
• It is also used as a flavouring for a variety of meals and drinks.
• Licorice extract is commonly used to treat indigestion symptoms such as acid reflux, stomach distress, and heartburn.

HOW IT WORKS-

• It works by extracting moisture from the air and fixing it into the deep layers of skin.
• It also works by increasing the natural moisture retention capabilities of the skin to give your skin a hydrated look.
• It works by providing soothing effects to your skin.

CONCENTRATION AND SOLUBILITY-

• A 10:1 extract ratio has 10 times the unique active compound as the original herb in DRIED form.
• It is recommended that it should be used at a concentration of 2–5%.
• It is soluble in water, alcohol, and glycerol but is insoluble in oil.

HOW TO USE- 

• Prepare the oil and water phases of your formulation separately.
• Heat the oil and water phase using a double boiler.
• Add our licorice extract to the water phase, accompanied by constant stirring.
• Blend both the phases together using a mini-mixer or a large mixing brush.