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Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1

$19.95

200:1 concentrated · Freeze-dried from fresh Aloe Vera gel · ≥8% aloverose

200:1 concentrated extract

Freeze-Dried from Fresh Aloe Gel

≥8% Aloverose

Water Soluble

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Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1

$19.95

OUR DIFFERENCE

Selected for specification, not just ingredient name.

Materials sold under the same ingredient name or INCI can differ in grade, purity, specification limits and supporting documentation. JNA selects ingredients with these differences in mind.

Specification Matters

Selected for stronger purity and quality parameters where specification makes the difference.

Cosmetic grade

Selected for professional cosmetic formulation.

Documented quality

Manufacturing and batch documentation available.

Formulator ready

Defined use levels and processing guidance.

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FORMULATION OVERVIEW

Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1

JNA’s Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 is a concentrated, cosmetic-grade botanical active produced by freeze-drying fresh Aloe Vera gel. Water soluble and easy to incorporate into aqueous formulations, it delivers Aloe in a compact powder format suited to serums, toners, gels, creams, masks and after-sun formulations.

With a defined aloverose specification of ≥80,000 mg/kg (≥8%), this grade provides formulators with a measurable polysaccharide specification alongside the soothing and moisturising functionality associated with Aloe Vera.

It is particularly well suited to formulations targeting hydration, sensitive-skin support, soothing and post-exposure skin comfort, while the concentrated 200:1 format gives formulators greater control than conventional Aloe Vera liquids

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KEY SPECIFICATIONS

Ingredient Aloe Vera Extract Powder

INCI Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract

Solubility Water soluble

FORMULATION NOTES

Processing Notes

Pre-disperse in deionised water under gentle stirring for 10–15 minutes before incorporating into the main water phase. A suggested addition temperature of ≤45°C is recommended, with a maximum processing temperature of 50°C. Do not add directly to the oil phase.

Compatibility Notes

Suitable for water-based and water-containing cosmetic systems, including serums, toners, gels and emulsions. Compatible with most nonionic and amphoteric surfactants and can be incorporated alongside complementary humectants, soothing ingredients and water-soluble actives.

Compatibility should be assessed within the complete formulation, particularly where multiple botanical extracts, electrolytes, polymers or other actives are present. High-electrolyte systems may reduce solubility and can contribute to slight precipitation, while higher levels of some cationic polymers may require pre-formulation compatibility testing.

Avoid high concentrations of strong oxidising agents and strongly acidic or alkaline conditions.

Because this is a 200:1 concentrated powder, it should not be substituted weight-for-weight for conventional Aloe Vera liquids or lower-concentration Aloe extracts.

pH Notes

Optimum finished-formulation pH: 4.0–6.5.

Formulation Examples

Soothing Serum - Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 + D-Panthenol + Sodium Hyaluronate for hydration and skin comfort.

After-Sun Gel - Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 + Oat Beta-Glucan + Allantoin in a lightweight soothing gel system.

Sensitive-Skin Cream - Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 + Ectoin + D-Panthenol within a barrier-focused emulsion.

Hydrating Toner - Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 incorporated into an aqueous humectant system for lightweight hydration and skin comfort.

Troubleshooting

Clumping during addition: Add the powder gradually under adequate agitation rather than introducing the full amount at once.

Incomplete dissolution: Allow sufficient mixing time and confirm complete incorporation before evaluating the finished formulation.

Converting a formula that uses Aloe Vera liquid: Do not substitute the 200:1 powder weight-for-weight. Recalculate according to the concentration of the Aloe material used in the original formula.

Unexpected viscosity or stability changes: Assess the complete formulation, particularly the rheology system, electrolytes, pH and total active load rather than adjusting the Aloe concentration in isolation.

SENSORY PROFILE

Skin Feel Lightweight and unobtrusive. At appropriate formulation levels, Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 is intended primarily to contribute soothing, moisturising and skin-conditioning functionality rather than richness or emolliency.

Tack Low direct contribution. Finished tack will depend predominantly on the complete humectant, polymer and active system.

Slip Minimal direct slip. It is not an emollient or dedicated sensory modifier, so slip should be built through the surrounding formulation.

Finish Light, clean finish with minimal direct impact on the character of a well-balanced finished formulation.

Formulation Impact

As a water-soluble, highly concentrated 200:1 powder, it can add Aloe functionality without introducing the bulk of conventional Aloe Vera liquids. The finished texture and after-feel will be determined primarily by the surrounding humectant, emollient and rheology systems.

QUALITY & SOURCING

JNA’s Aloe Vera Extract is supplied as a concentrated 200:1 freeze-dried cosmetic-grade powder, produced by freeze-drying fresh aloe vera gel.

The material is manufactured to a defined ≥99.0% assay specification and contains ≥80,000 mg/kg (≥8%) aloverose, providing a defined polysaccharide specification rather than relying solely on a generic Aloe Vera Extract designation.

Quality Testing

Controlled heavy-metal and microbiological specifications, with batch testing performed against defined quality limits.

Supported Claims

JNA’s Aloe Vera Extract Powder is produced by freeze-drying fresh aloe vera gel, creating a highly concentrated 200:1 powder while retaining naturally occurring aloe components, including aloverose polysaccharides.

The supplied grade has a defined ≥8% aloverose specification, together with controlled identity, purity and microbiological parameters for cosmetic formulation use.

COMPARISON & ALTERNATIVES

Oat Beta-Glucan Powder

Choose for hydration, soothing and skin-comfort support with additional polysaccharide functionality.

D-Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5)

Choose for humectancy plus broader skin and hair conditioning across a wide range of formulation types.

Ectoin Powder

Choose for hydration, barrier support and environmental-stress-focused formulations, particularly in premium active systems.

STORAGE & HANDLING

Storage Conditions

Store in a cool, dry place in a tightly sealed container, protected from strong light and heat.

Handling Notes

Keep the container tightly sealed after opening to minimise moisture absorption. Use clean, dry equipment when weighing or dispensing and minimise unnecessary exposure of the powder to humid conditions. .

Shelf Life / Retest Guidance

24 months when properly stored. Refer to the applicable batch documentation and product label for the relevant expiry/retest information

PRODUCT SAFETY

Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1 is supplied as a cosmetic formulation ingredient. The manufacturing documentation describes the material as low-irritation for cosmetic use, while the SDS does not classify it as hazardous for the listed transport modes.

Warnings & Precautions

For formulation use only. Not intended for direct application to skin in undiluted raw-material form. Avoid contact with eyes and unnecessary inhalation of airborne powder. Use appropriate handling practices when weighing and dispensing. Keep out of reach of children.

The formulator is responsible for assessing the safety, stability and suitability of the finished formulation for its intended application.

Formulator's Quick Guide

INCI Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract

Appearance Aloe Vera Powder · Concentrated Aloe Vera Extract · Aloe Extract Powder

Solubility Water soluble

Phase Cool Down

Applications Serums, Creams & Lotions, Gels, Toners & Essences, Facial Cleansers, Masks, Eye Care, Mists & Sprays, After-Sun Products, Sunscreens, Body Lotions & Creams, Body Washes, Hand Care, Shampoos, Conditioners, Hair Treatment & Masks, Shower Gels & Body Washes

Supports Hydration, Skin comfort, Skin conditioning, Soothing / redness support, Barrier support

Why Formulators Choose This Ingredient

Concentrated 200:1 Format

Provides Aloe Vera in a highly concentrated powder format, allowing formulators to incorporate Aloe functionality without adding the volume associated with conventional Aloe liquids.

Molecule / polysaccharide chain

Standardised to ≥80,000 mg/kg (≥8%) aloverose, providing a defined polysaccharide specification for more informed raw-material selection.

Soothing + Hydration Support

Combines moisturising and soothing functionality, making it particularly useful in sensitive-skin, after-sun and skin-comfort-focused formulations.

Freeze-Dried from Fresh Aloe Gel

Produced by freeze-drying fresh Aloe Vera gel, providing formulators with a concentrated, water-soluble botanical ingredient in a convenient powder format.

What does 200:1 mean for Aloe Vera Extract Powder?

A 200:1 extract is a highly concentrated form of Aloe Vera, so it should not be treated like conventional Aloe Vera juice, gel or a lower-concentration extract. Formulators should base their inclusion level on the concentration of the specific Aloe material rather than substituting different Aloe grades weight-for-weight.

What is aloverose, and why does its specification matter?

Aloverose is a polysaccharide associated with Aloe vera gel. JNA’s Aloe Vera Extract Powder has a defined aloverose specification of ≥80,000 mg/kg (≥8%), giving formulators a measurable compositional parameter rather than relying solely on the Aloe Vera Extract name.

How do I dissolve Aloe Vera Extract Powder 200:1?

The powder is water soluble. Add it gradually to the aqueous portion of the formulation under adequate mixing and allow it to dissolve completely. Avoid introducing the entire amount into one spot, particularly when working at very low inclusion levels.

Can I replace Aloe Vera juice or liquid Aloe with the 200:1 powder?

Not weight-for-weight. Aloe materials can differ substantially in concentration and composition. When converting an existing formula, identify the concentration of the original Aloe material and recalculate accordingly rather than simply replacing the same percentage with a 200:1 powder.

Why would I choose freeze-dried Aloe Vera rather than a liquid Aloe ingredient?

A concentrated freeze-dried powder allows Aloe functionality to be incorporated without introducing the larger water contribution associated with conventional liquid Aloe materials. It also gives the formulator greater control over the formulation’s overall water phase. JNA’s grade is produced by freeze-drying fresh Aloe Vera gel.

Does Aloe Vera Extract Powder replace a preservative?

No. Aloe Vera Extract is not the formulation’s preservation system. Any water-containing finished product still requires an appropriately designed preservation strategy based on the complete formulation, packaging and intended use.