BUGA-Musa Sapientum Fruit Peel Extract Solution
Product Info
BUGA-Musa Sapientum Fruit Peel Extract Solution (BUGA-Musa Solution) are peptides obtained from waste banana peels supplied by certified institutions implementing Turkish Food Codex, food safety and quality standards. BUGA-Musa Solution is offered as a solution at a concentration of 13 mg/ml. It is environmentally friendly and vegan protein as it is produced from a plant source.
BUGA-Musa Solution provides skin protection, moisturizing and rejuvenation functions thanks to its antioxidant, moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties. For this reason, it is often preferred in cosmetic formulations and food supplements. BUGA-Musa Solution can be easily integrated into liquid formulations (serums, creams, gels) directly or by diluting with water.
Product Technical Specifications
Appearance | Solution |
Smell | No data available |
Extraction method | Acidic |
Degree of hydrolyzation | ≥80℃ |
Source | Banana Peel |
Storage temperature | 15-25 ºC |
Shelf life | 1 year from date of production |
Total protein amount (100 g) | 89,71 g |
SDS PAGE (determination of molecular weight and impurity) | <30 kDa |
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