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Hops CO2

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We had a request for this extract so we imported it. I’ve seen Hops extract highly recommended for use in deodorants or for foot-care products. The lipophilic ingredients, humulones and lupulones, are highly antibacterial (primarily against gram positive bacteria) which are responsible for the deodorant activity. Please note that Hops Extract is proven effective at dilutions as low as 0.1 to 0.2% (that is 1/10th or 2/10ths of one percent), literally a single drop per ounce of base. This would be in an oil-based product. I am contemplating infusing a drop or two in some clay or arrowroot powder for a deodorant powder. Please note that at cool room temperature this extract is quite thick, ranging from the texture of molasses to semi-solid. You will want to warm it gently before pouring it. Certificate of Analysis: Batch No. GE-141119 Batch No. GE-751114 Batch No. GE-851415 Batch No. GE-761305 Batch No. GE-871014 Batch No. GE-771404 Batch No. GE-981003 Batch No. GE-58971 Batch No. DE-59337 (Current Batch) Humulus lupulus, CO2 extracted from blossoms in Germany. • Useful for deodorants or foot-care products • Highly anti-bacterial • Effective at low dilutions

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