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Pink color extraction from roses involves isolating natural pigments, primarily anthocyanins and flavonoids, responsible for the delicate pink hues of rose petals. The process begins with harvesting fresh rose petals, which are then cleaned and gently dried to preserve pigment integrity. The dried petals are ground into a fine powder to increase surface area for effective extraction. Food-grade solvents such as acidified ethanol or water are typically used to extract the pigments, with techniques like maceration, ultrasound-assisted, or microwave-assisted extraction applied to enhance yield and maintain color stability. The resulting extract is filtered and concentrated to produce a vibrant pink colorant widely used in cosmetics, food products, and natural dyes. Controlling extraction parameters such as temperature, pH, and solvent concentration is crucial to preserve the delicate color and bioactive properties of the rose pigments.
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