Natural Cosmetic Soaking Agent Soapbark Extract Quillaja Saponaria Saponin Powder Recommendation

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Hot Sales Quillaja Sapoinin Cosmetic Raw Materials It is a large evergreen plant native to Peru, Chile, South America, with glossy leather-like leaves and thick bark. Deciduous throughout the year, hardy and flowering in April and May, the flowers are hermaphrodite and pollinated by insects. Saponins It is a class III Natural Ingredients terpene saponins.

Functions:
1. Helps with bronchitis by Anti-Microbia And Anti-Inflammation Ingredients, cough, and other respiratory problems (the Plant Extracts saponins in the bark help stimulate the airways to produce more watery mucus, which promotes the discharge of phlegm during coughing). Ease Pain Ingredients However, it can cause irritation and inflammation of the digestive tract, which requires professional supervision
2. Botanical Extract Emulsifier, promote the dissolution of oil and water into emulsion texture
example: VE--80% oil 10%+ glycerol lauryl ester 1%+ glycerol 34%+ saponin 30%+ water 25%
3. Foaming agent
4. Preserve Moisture Material, which is used as a moisturizer to keep skin soft and tender.
5. Natural Skin Whiten Ingredients

Application:
1. Daily chemical Material (frozen dairy desserts, sweets, baked goods, gelatin and puddings), pharmaceutical additives
2. Personal care products (foaming agent, detergent, Skin Moisture Lock Ingredients)
3. The composition of fire foam
4. Photographic film additives
5. The emulsifier of the beverage (added amount of emulsifier (added amount of 0.05g/kg) is used for protein, cream protein and cream drinks, so that the beverage is stable and uniform, no stratification, no precipitation
6. Foaming agents for beverages and cocktail beers
7. Food preservatives, Preservatives Agent

8. Materials for the vaccine solution

Safety:

It is currently a very versatile and popular product in the market (EU, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)

The United States Food and Drug Administration has recognized saponins as a natural flavoring that can be safely used in foods. However, the oral administration of medicinal drugs is irritating and requires professional guidance and professional guidance.

Side effects:

Excessive use of saponins from saponins is unsafe and can cause diarrhea, stomach pain, severe respiratory problems, seizures, decreased red blood cells, and kidney failure.