Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP (Compare to Phenonip)

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Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP (compare to Phenonip), is an effective broad spectrum preservative that provides protection against gram positive, gram negative bacteria, yeasts and molds, and retains activity in the ...

Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP (compare to Phenonip), is an effective broad spectrum preservative that provides protection against gram positive, gram negative bacteria, yeasts and molds, and retains activity in the presence of most common cosmetic ingredients. It is an excellent choice for many cosmetic and personal care applications, especially oil-based products. It works across a broad range of formulating spectrums. Whether formulating lotions, creams, scrubs, body washes or shampoos, Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP may be an excellent choice as a preservative. Designed for preservation of a wide range of cosmetics and toiletries. .

Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP (Compare to Phenonip)

Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP (compare to Phenonip), is an effective broad spectrum preservative that provides protection against gram positive, ...

Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP (compare to Phenonip), is an effective broad spectrum preservative that provides protection against gram positive, gram negative bacteria, yeasts and molds, and retains activity in the presence of most common cosmetic ingredients. It is an excellent choice for many cosmetic and personal care applications, especially oil-based products. It works across a broad range of formulating spectrums. Whether formulating lotions, creams, scrubs, body washes or shampoos, Phenoxyethanol + MP, EP, BP, PP may be an excellent choice as a preservative. Designed for preservation of a wide range of cosmetics and toiletries. .

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Usage levels vary depending on your formula. This preservative will preserve cosmetics and toiletries when incorporated at concentrations from 0.25 % to 1 %. The higher concentrations are generally required only for formulations which are particularly difficult to preserve. Can be readily dissolved in a liquid phase prior to emulsification. Depending on formulation, it may be effective to split the amount used in to two phases between the water & oil phases during their preparation, (e.g., when making a cream or butter product, add .5% to water phase & .5% to oil phase). For aqueous formulations,like shampoos that are cold blended, you can add this preservative to a suitable solvent like propylene glycol or glycerin, and stir this concentrate into the water.