Tribulus Terrestris Root Extract

Product Description

Green Stone Swiss supplies Tribulus Terrestris Root Extract through direct factory channels, delivering standardized Tribulus terrestris root actives with batch COA documentation for cosmetic OEM and export manufacturers.

Protodioscin-class saponins and flavonoids from tribulus root modulate ROS generation and NF-κB-linked inflammatory signaling, supporting antioxidant and soothing activity referenced in phytochemical literature.

Formulators specify this extract for calming facial essences, scalp tonics, and men's grooming serums where botanical saponin actives replace synthetic anti-irritants in clean-label personal care pipelines.

Product Specification

• INCI Name: Tribulus Terrestris Root Extract
• CAS No.: N/A
• Botanical Source: Tribulus terrestris L. (root)
• Extraction Solvent: Ethanol/water 50–70% (Typical); glycerin/water on request
• Active Marker: Total saponins ≥2.0% (Typical UV); Protodioscin ≥0.1% (Typical HPLC)
• Extraction Ratio: 1:8 to 1:12 root-to-menstruum (Typical)
• Appearance: Brown to amber clear liquid; tan powder if spray-dried
• Solubility: Water-soluble; dispersible in hydroalcoholic and glycerin systems
• Suggested pH: Stable pH 4.5–7.0 in finished formulas (Typical)
• Assay Method: UV for total saponins; HPLC for protodioscin markers (Typical)
• Shelf Life: 24 months sealed, below 25°C (Typical)
• Standard Packaging: 5 kg / 25 kg food-grade HDPE drum
• Storage: Cool, dry, sealed; protect from light and moisture
• Regulatory Status: Listed in INCI; indexed in CosIng as skin-conditioning agent
• Quality & Testing: Typical COA: saponins, moisture, pH, heavy metals, microbiology
• Compliance Note: For cosmetic use only; confirm market-specific botanical restrictions before export

Key Benefits & Applications

Tribulus terrestris root saponins and flavonoids support antioxidant, calming, and scalp-conditioning applications in leave-on care.

• Saponin Antioxidant Defense: Steroidal saponins neutralize oxidative stress linked to daily environmental exposure in facial serums.
• Flavonoid ROS Scavenging: Polyphenolic constituents reduce free-radical cascades that amplify visible skin fatigue.
• Anti-Inflammatory Modulation: Modulates cytokine-linked redness appearance in post-shave and sensitive-skin treatments.
• Dermal Soothing Support: Calms reactive skin appearance in alcohol-free toners and after-shave balms.
• Scalp Vitality Support: Supports scalp microenvironment appearance in leave-on hair tonics and men's grooming serums.

Formulation Guidelines

Standardize saponin input by assay; add during cool-down to protect marker stability.

• Recommended use level: 1.0–5.0% in leave-on skincare; 2.0–8.0% in scalp serums
• Optimal formula pH: pH 5.0–6.5 for saponin stability in aqueous bases
• Processing: Incorporate below 40°C in water phase; pre-dilute before addition
• Compatibility: Compatible with glycols and mild surfactants; avoid strong cationic polymers at high dose
• Caution: Natural foaming from saponins may affect foam profile in cleansers
• Synergy: Pair Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 at 2–5 ppm with tribulus saponins in follicle-targeted scalp ampoules.