Indigo Extract
Indigo (Indigofera tinctoria) leaves are traditionally used for their natural dye properties and antioxidant benefits. This extract is obtained using standardized extraction methods to ensure quality, color consistency, and bioactive retention for nutraceuticals, herbal supplements, and natural coloring applications.
Extraction Process
- Fresh Indigo leaves are harvested, cleaned, and dried.
- Leaves are powdered and extracted using hydroalcoholic or aqueous solutions.
- Filtration removes solid residues.
- Concentration under reduced pressure using rotary evaporator or vacuum concentrator.
- Purification ensures standardized color and bioactive content.
- Final extract obtained as spray-dried or freeze-dried powder.
Applications
- Natural coloring agent in textiles, foods, and cosmetics
- Antioxidant and bioactive properties for herbal supplements
- Used in nutraceutical formulations for general wellness
- Traditional herbal applications
Key Features
- Botanical Name: Indigofera tinctoria
- Appearance: Dark green to blue fine powder
- Plant Part Used: Leaves
- Testing Method: Standardized extraction methods
Indigo Extract is a premium herbal ingredient suitable for natural coloring, antioxidant supplementation, and traditional herbal formulations. Brochures, datasheets, and product marketing materials are available upon request.
