Betulin Powder CAS 473-98-3
Source of Betulin
It is mainly derived from the bark of the birch (Betula platyphylla Suk.) of the Betulaceae family. It is a type of triterpenoid compound extracted from the bark of the birch.
Betulin has good solubility and is soluble in organic solvents such as ethanol, ethyl acetate, acetone and alkaline water, but slightly soluble in n-hexane and insoluble in water. These properties provide the basis for its use in various application fields.
The benefits of betulin
Anti-inflammatory effects: At higher concentrations, betulin exhibits mild anti-inflammatory properties, primarily through the inhibition of non-neural gene pathways.
Improves hair health: Betulin can inhibit protein dissolution in hair fibers, improve the gloss of damaged hair, and promote hair growth.
Metabolic regulation: Betulin can reduce diet-induced obesity, reduce lipid content in serum and tissues, and improve insulin sensitivity.
Application direction
In the cosmetics industry, the addition of betulin can improve the luster of damaged hair and promote hair growth, which is very important for hair care products and hair growth products. In addition, its anti-inflammatory and antiviral properties also make it a promising application in anti-aging and skin care products.
In the food industry, betulin can be used as a natural additive to improve the quality and taste of food. Its antibacterial and antiviral properties make it a potential application in food preservation and antiseptic.
