Sea buckthorn extract

Sea buckthorn extract (CAS 90106-68-6), also traded as Sea Buckthorn Berry Oil and Hippophae rhamnoides extract, is derived from the berries, leaves, or seeds of the shrub.

Where is Sea buckthorn extract used?

• Nutraceutical and dietary supplements: naturally dense profile of carotenoids and tocopherols
• Flavonoids for antioxidant-positioned finished products
• Food and beverage: natural flavoring and acidulant in functional drinks, fruit preparations, and fortified foods with tart berry character
• Cosmetics and personal care: moisturizing and skin-conditioning properties in serums, creams, and lip products
• Anti-aging and barrier-repair product lines
• Pharmaceutical soft gels and standardized botanical preparations target oxidative stress.

Commercial specifications

• Standardized extracts specify carotenoid or flavonoid content
• Organic-certified material commercially available