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Couleurs de Plantes Dyer's Broom
Couleurs de Plantes Dyer's Broom name comes from the Celtic root gen small bush. Its use in dyeing is attested in England in the mid of the 9th century. It has also been identified in Florentine Italian silks from end of the middle ages. We cultivate Dyer's broom in Poitou-Charentes (France). It is a perennial bush about one meter high, from the family of Papilionaceae, which flowering branches are used, mowed in early summer. We carry out the production of the extract in France.
Product families
Cosmetic Ingredients — Pigments & Colorants
- Dyes
Cosmetic Ingredients — Vitamins, Extracts & Oils
- Botanical Ingredients & Extracts
Other characteristics
- CI Name
- Natural Yellow 2
- Dye Type
- Cosmetic Dyes
- CI Number
- 75610
- Functions
- Dye
- C.I. Name
- Natural Yellow 2
- C.I. Number
- 75610
- EINECS Number
- 289-889-6
- Technology
- Cosmetic Ingredients
- Active Component
- Flavanols
- Ingredient Origin
- Natural Origin
- Non-Animal Origin
- Plant Origin
- Cosmetic Ingredients Functions
- Dye
