Stinging Nettle Root Glycerite Urtica Dioica Extract - 50ML

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Stinging Nettle Root Glycerite is a concentrated botanical extract made from nettle root (Urtica dioica) in an alcohol-free base of vegetable glycerine and purified water. This water-soluble format makes it easy to add to hair, scalp, and skin formulas at room temperature. It is commonly used in balancing routines for oily-looking scalp and skin, and in clarifying-style products where a clean, refreshed feel is desired.

Key Properties Botanical Name: Urtica dioica Plant Part: Root Extract Type: Glycerite (alcohol-free) Solubility: Water-soluble Ingredients: Vegetable Glycerine (palm-free), Purified Water, Stinging Nettle Root Extract Country Of Origin: Varies by batch Size Options: 20ml or 50ml What Its Used For Scalp toners and leave-in mists Clarifying shampoos and light conditioners Oil-balance face mists and gels Lightweight scalp tonics and balancing gels for a fresh, clean feel Who Its For This product is suitable for: Oily-looking scalp routines and clarifying haircare Scalp care that aims to feel balanced and refreshed Oily or congested-looking skin routines that prefer lightweight, water-based products DIY formulators wanting an alcohol-free, water-soluble nettle root extract This product is not: An essential oil A fragrance oil A finished skincare product intended to be used as-is How To Use As a Water-Phase Add-In: Add at room temperature to the water phase of mists, tonics, gels, shampoos, and conditioners, then mix well.

As a Leave-On Product Inclusion Guide: Typical use levels are 1% to 3%. As a Rinse-Off Product Inclusion Guide: Typical use levels are 1% to 10%. Processing Tip: Compatible with most gentle surfactant systems, but test in small batches first for clarity and stability. Safety Instructions For external use only Patch test before use Discontinue use if irritation occurs Avoid contact with eyes FAQs Q: Can I use this in a leave-in scalp mist?A: Yes, it is commonly used in leave-in scalp tonics and mists at low inclusion levels.

Q: Does it mix easily into water-based formulas?A: Yes, it is water-soluble and designed for quick room-temperature dispersion. Q: Can I use it in shampoo and conditioner?A: Yes, it works well in rinse-off haircare and is generally compatible with gentle surfactant systems.