Standardized Polyphenol Power in a Clean Dry Format
When you want measurable green tea, not just a name on the label, a standardized powder is the answer. Our Green Tea Extract Powder is standardized to 50% tea polyphenols, giving antioxidant serums and oil-control masks a consistent, quantifiable botanical active.
About the Green Tea Plant
Producing a 50% polyphenol powder means concentrating the catechin fraction of green tea leaf, especially the EGCG-rich portion, and removing much of the fiber and inert material. The result is a fine, light powder that delivers far more polyphenols per gram than ground tea leaf or a simple ratio extract.
Why Formulators Choose Green Tea Extract Powder 50% Polyphenols
Our extract powders are produced at a higher concentration than many market alternatives, so a small dose carries real botanical weight. Standardization means every batch of your serum starts from the same polyphenol baseline, which makes claims and stability work far more predictable.
Key Benefits
- Standardized 50% polyphenols for consistent results
- Strong antioxidant positioning
- Mattifying, oil-balancing story for masks and toners
- Concentrated: low use levels keep cost per batch down
- Dry format with no added water or glycerin
Applications
- Antioxidant serums
- Oil-control clay masks
- Powder-to-foam cleansers
- Scalp care for oily roots
- Eye creams
How to Use
Pre-dissolve in a portion of the water phase and add at cool-down. Polyphenols can darken at high pH or with iron, so use a chelator and keep the formula mildly acidic. Recommended use level: 0.1–2%. This is a raw cosmetic ingredient for use in formulations only, not for direct application to skin or hair.
Specifications
| INCI | Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract |
|---|---|
| Form | Dry extract powder |
| Standardization | Standardized to 50% tea polyphenols |
| Appearance (typical) | Fine yellow to light brown powder |
| Solubility | Water-soluble |
| Recommended use level | 0.1–2% |
| Shelf life (unopened) | About 24 months |
| Sizes | 1 oz, 4 oz and 16 oz |
| Packaging | Jar or resealable pouch with BeautyLabPro label |
Typical values for this grade. Exact figures for your lot are on the Certificate of Analysis supplied with each order.
Formulator Tips
- Start at 0.1–0.5% in leave-on serums; reserve higher levels for wash-off masks.
- Combine with vitamin E and ferulic acid for an antioxidant complex.
- Use opaque, airless packaging to protect color.
Pairs Well With
Build a complete formula with our Green Tea Glycerin Extract and Larch and Green Tea Scalp Complex. For more actives, browse our active ingredients.
FAQ
What does 50% polyphenols mean?
Half of the powder by weight is tea polyphenols, as specified by the standardization. Your COA confirms the value for each lot.
Why is the use level so low?
Because the powder is concentrated and standardized, small amounts deliver a meaningful polyphenol load.
Will it discolor my formula?
Polyphenols may darken over time. Use a chelator, a mildly acidic pH and opaque packaging.
Liquid or powder green tea?
Choose the liquid for easy, mild dosing and the powder for a standardized, concentrated active.
How is Green Tea Extract Powder 50% Polyphenols packed?
It ships in a jar or resealable pouch with the BeautyLabPro label, in 1 oz, 4 oz and 16 oz sizes. Keep it tightly closed in a cool, dry place to prevent caking.
Keep Exploring
Every plant ingredient lives in our botanical extracts section. Before you build a serum, read our guide to peptides and botanical extracts in one serum.
For cosmetic manufacturing use only. Specifications can vary by lot; refer to the Certificate of Analysis supplied with your order. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA and the ingredient is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.




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