Activated Charcoal (Coconut Shell Based)

Also referred to as activated carbon.

Made in India.

Activated Charcoal (Coconut Shell Based) is made by heating dried coconut shells at high temperatures in a low-oxygen environment, converting them into pure charcoal through a process called carbonization. The resulting material undergoes steam activation, which breaks down the structure and creates a fine, lightweight powder with numerous pores. After this step, the charcoal is cooled, ground, and sifted to produce a uniform texture.

This charcoal is prized for its deep black color and plant-based composition. It's often used as a natural coloring agent in various culinary projects, such as specialty baked goods, confectionery items, and decorative foods. Its fine texture makes it easy to blend into beverage mixes, artisan recipes, and powdered formulations that need a rich black hue.

Activated charcoal derived from coconut is commonly used as a plant-based coloring agent in cosmetics and skincare formulations. It can be added to products like soaps, bath bombs, face masks, and other topical preparations where a natural black color is desired. Its consistent color and ease of mixing make it a practical choice for various applications.

Store in a well-ventilated area with minimal exposure to moisture.

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