Scutellaria baicalensis extract

Scutellaria baicalensis extract (CAS 94279-99-9), derived from the root of Chinese skullcap, delivers concentrated flavonoid actives primarily baicalin and baicalein.

Where is Scutellaria baicalensis extract used?

• Cosmetic formulations: natural antioxidant and antimicrobial preservative booster
• Creams, serums and lotions: extends product stability while reducing reliance on synthetic preservatives
• Nutraceuticals: incorporated into capsules and functional food products targeting antioxidant support
• Pharmaceutical research and OTC development: active botanical ingredient in standardized herbal preparations
• Anti-aging and skin-brightening products: flavonoid-driven free radical scavenging
• Buyers specify it by baicalin content rather than raw plant material.

Good to know: Standard commercial grades are specified by baicalin content, commonly at 85%, 90%, or 95% purity, with food-grade and cosmetic-grade variants. Buyers should confirm standardization method and solvent residue compliance when evaluating suppliers.

Commercial specifications

• Baicalin content commonly 85%, 90% or 95% purity
• Verify standardization method and solvent residue compliance