AMTicide Coconut

Staff Answer Yes, AMTicide and Leucidal SF Max can be used to preserve water-based lip products

Staff Answer We have not used this product for a skin biome formulation. But the Recommended use level: 2% - 4%.

Staff Answer The ideal mixing ratio of Amticide Coconut and Leucidal Liquid for body wash or liquid soap is 4% each. Amticide Coconut serves as a preservative that combats fungal growth, while Leucidal Liquid acts as an antimicrobial preservative that also provides moisturizing and conditioning benefits. When used together, they effectively guard against yeast and mold. Noted when utilizing Amticide Coconut and Leucidal Liquid together: *Keep an eye on how Amticide Coconut interacts with other ingredients to ensure compatibility. *Add Amticide Coconut to your formulations at a pH level between 3 and 8, during the cooling phase, and at temperatures below 70°C. *To calculate the amount of preservative needed for your product, take the weight of your product, multiply it by the usage rate percentage, and then divide that result by 100.

Staff Answer This is not recommended for body butters.

Staff Answer This should be paired with either Leucidal Liquid or Leucidal Liquid SF as they tend to work best.

Staff Answer At this time we do not have a natural oil soluble preservative, sorry. This is something you will have to research.

Staff Answer Yes, this can be used in a facial spray.

Staff Answer This is water soluble product and would not work in an oil based product.

Staff Answer This is something you will have to research, sorry.

Staff Answer Yes, that is correct.

Staff Answer Yes, when combined the AMTicide Coconut and Leucidal create a preservative that protects against mold.

Staff Answer This is water soluble so it cannot be added to oil based product.

Basically, this preservative can only be added to homemade shampoo and conditioner? What if the shampoo and conditioner contains oil, can this preservative still be added?

Staff Answer It can be added to virtually any water based product. AS long as the preservative is mixed into the water phase, it can be added even if it includes oils.

Staff Answer No, this is not considered to be food safe.

Staff Answer This can be added to formulas with a pH of 7.0 - 9.0 at 2-4%.

Staff Answer If paired with one of the Leucidal preservatives, yes.

Staff Answer It is to be paired with one of the leucidal liquid preservatives to make a natural, broad spectrum preservative. It can be used in bath bombs.

Staff Answer This is a natural preservative which can be added to lotions. It is stated in the description that it works best when paired with either Leucidal Liquid or Leucidal Liquid SF for complete broad spectrum protection.

Staff Answer Lactobacillus is derived from dairy. We recommend researching this ingredient as there are many on-line discussions whether this is considered to be vegan.

Staff Answer If your body scrub is water based, this would work fine in conjunction with one of the Leucidal Liquids recommended in the description. If your body scrub is oil based, we recommend adding vitamin E as an anti-oxidant. The AMTicide Coconut/Leucidal combination can be added for any water contamination that might occur during use but should be tested to be sure the preservative is effective in your product.

Staff Answer The usage is 2-4% of EACH preservative and is determined by the weight of all ingredients. We would recommend using the Leucidal Liquid SF in your face mask.

Staff Answer This preservative can be used in water soluble products such as lotions, body wash, micellar water, facial serum and shampoo. For best results, this preservative should be used along with Leucidal Liquid or Leucidal Liquid SF.

Staff Answer This is a natural preservative.