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Licorice extract comes from licorice. The surface of licorice is reddish brown or grayish brown, with significant longitudinal wrinkles, furrows, lenticels and sparse fine root marks. The texture is solid, the cross section is slightly fibrous, yellowish white, powdery, the cambium ring is obvious, radial, and some have cracks. The rhizome is cylindrical with bud marks on the surface and pith in the middle of the section. It tastes sweet and special.
The licorice extract is a brown or brownish powder, basically odorless, with a slight special odor of licorice. It is light resistant, oxygen resistant, and heat resistant, and has a multiplier effect when combined with vitamin E and vitamin C. It can prevent the fading of carotenoids and inhibit the oxidation of tyrosine and polyphenols. It is insoluble in water and glycerol, but soluble in ethanol, acetone, and chloroform. When it is alkaline, its stability decreases.
Since ancient times, the research on licorice has been very in-depth. According to relevant data reports, more than 100 flavonoids and more than 60 triterpenoids have been isolated from licorice at home and abroad, such as glycyrrhizin, which is mainly the potassium and calcium salts of glycyrrhizic acid, and is a sweet component of licorice. It also contains coumarins, 18 amino acids, various alkaloids, estrogen, and various organic acids.
1. Licorice root extract, as a skin conditioner, can improve the appearance of dry or damaged skin, reduce peeling and restore skin softness. It also has anti-inflammatory, anti-inflammatory and soothing effects.
2. Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice Root Extract can inhibit tyrosinase activity and melanin production in the skin, so it can be used as a whitening agent to prevent pigmentation.
Licorice extract comes from licorice. The surface of licorice is reddish brown or grayish brown, with significant longitudinal wrinkles, furrows, lenticels and sparse fine root marks. The texture is solid, the cross section is slightly fibrous, yellowish white, powdery, the cambium ring is obvious, radial, and some have cracks. The rhizome is cylindrical with bud marks on the surface and pith in the middle of the section. It tastes sweet and special.
The licorice extract is a brown or brownish powder, basically odorless, with a slight special odor of licorice. It is light resistant, oxygen resistant, and heat resistant, and has a multiplier effect when combined with vitamin E and vitamin C. It can prevent the fading of carotenoids and inhibit the oxidation of tyrosine and polyphenols. It is insoluble in water and glycerol, but soluble in ethanol, acetone, and chloroform. When it is alkaline, its stability decreases.
Since ancient times, the research on licorice has been very in-depth. According to relevant data reports, more than 100 flavonoids and more than 60 triterpenoids have been isolated from licorice at home and abroad, such as glycyrrhizin, which is mainly the potassium and calcium salts of glycyrrhizic acid, and is a sweet component of licorice. It also contains coumarins, 18 amino acids, various alkaloids, estrogen, and various organic acids.
1. Licorice root extract, as a skin conditioner, can improve the appearance of dry or damaged skin, reduce peeling and restore skin softness. It also has anti-inflammatory, anti-inflammatory and soothing effects.
2. Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice Root Extract can inhibit tyrosinase activity and melanin production in the skin, so it can be used as a whitening agent to prevent pigmentation.
