The botanical name of the plant urtica, is derived from the latin urere which means to ‘burn’. Nettles are one of the most commonly used medicinal plants in the world, due to their health enhancing qualities.
The diuretic action of a Nettle infusion is well-known and is well-appreciated. Its blood-regenerating, purgative and haemostatic properties are highly regarded nowadays. In external applications, the Nettle is used to treat problems of the scalp and the hair, insect bites and burns.
Cosmetically Nettle extracts are used due to their antioxidant, soothing and antimicrobial effects. They are mainly employed for oily skin, protecting care or repairing burns.
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Product details
Physical form at 25°C
- Liquid
Chemistry
- Botanical extracts
- Microwave extraction
Functions
- Emotive ingredients
Regional availability
- Asia
- Europe
- Latin America
- N America
Applications
- Body care
- Face / neck skin care
- Foot care
- Hair conditioners - leave on
- Hair conditioners - rinse off
- Leg care
- Scalp treatments
- Shampoos
Consumer benefit
- Purifying
- Tightening
Certifications and standards
- Halal
- COSMOS organic certified
- ISO 16128 - natural ingredient
- ISO 16128 - organic ingredient
- ISO 16128 - derived natural
- ISO 16128 - derived organic ingredient
Regional compliance
- IECIC
Ingredient origin
- Plant derived
Manufacturing processes
- Microwave extraction
Biodegradability
- Expected to be readily biodegradable
Typicals
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Product brochures & guides
Category: Data sheet
Title: Stinging Nettle Extract EC
Stinging Nettle Extract EC NA22916, Stinging Nettle
Language: English | Size: 191.77kb
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