Preservative

What is Preservative?

Preservatives are antimicrobial agents that prevent growth of bacteria, fungi, and yeast in cosmetic and personal care formulations, extending shelf life and ensuring product safety.

What is Preservative used for?

Preservatives are used in creams, lotions, and aqueous personal care; in shampoos and cleansers; in wipes and leave-on products; and to meet regulatory and safety requirements. Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures and supplies in India; request a quote for your requirements.

INCI DESIGNATION APPLICATION PROPERTIES/COMMENTS
Phenoxyethanol Dermatological products such as hair creams, sunscreens and other face lotions It is an excellent bactericide and used in combination with quaternary ammonium com- pounds in cosmetic and pharma formulations, as preservative.
Phenoxypropanol Dermatological products such as hair creams, sunscreens and other face washes It is an excellent bactericide and used in combination with quaternary ammonium compounds in cosmetic and pharma formulations.
Benzyl Kohnium Chloride (80/50) Dermatological products such as hair creams, sunscreens and other face washes It is used as a preservative in various topical and ocular products in cosmetics and pharma. It also enhances emolliency and substativity.
Ethyl hexyl Imino Dipropronate Liquid soaps, hand wash, sanitizers It is used as a preservative and as biocide in personal care products and sanitizers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our products and services

Preservatives prevent microbial growth, spoilage, and contamination in personal care and cosmetic products. They extend shelf life and ensure product safety.

Venus Ethoxyethers supplies preservatives and specialty chemicals for personal care formulations in India. Request a quote for your application.

Yes, preservatives used in personal care products are tested for safety and approved by regulatory authorities. They are used at safe concentrations to prevent microbial growth while maintaining product safety.

Personal care products contain water and organic ingredients that can support microbial growth. Preservatives prevent contamination, ensure product safety throughout its shelf life, and protect consumers from harmful bacteria and fungi.

Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures personal care chemicals in India: emulsifiers, surfactants, foaming agents, emollients, humectants, pearlizing agents, and viscosity builders for cosmetics and hair care. Request a quote.

Personal care uses anionic (foaming, cleaning), non-ionic (emulsifiers, mild cleansers), and amphoteric surfactants. Examples: SLS, cocamidopropyl betaine, ethoxylated alcohols.

Yes, our personal care surfactants are formulated to be mild and safe for skin and hair. We offer a range of gentle surfactants suitable for sensitive skin formulations, baby products, and premium personal care applications.

Emollients and conditioners provide moisturization, softness, and smoothness to skin and hair. They form a protective barrier, reduce moisture loss, and improve the feel and appearance of personal care products like lotions, creams, and conditioners.

Humectants attract and retain moisture from the environment, keeping skin and hair hydrated. They help maintain moisture balance, improve product feel, and enhance the moisturizing properties of personal care formulations.

Pearlizing agents create a pearlescent or opalescent appearance in personal care products like shampoos and conditioners. They add visual appeal, improve product aesthetics, and can also provide conditioning benefits.

Yes, we offer viscosity builders that help control the thickness and consistency of personal care formulations. These products improve product stability, enhance application properties, and provide the desired texture for various personal care applications.

Yes, our personal care ingredients meet regulatory requirements for cosmetic applications. They are suitable for use in shampoos, lotions, creams, and other personal care products, complying with relevant safety and quality standards.

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