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Formulation Guide for cosmetics chemists and formulators
The personal care industry is seeking natural, effective and affordable preservative systems. Widely used preservatives have mild profile, which poses an antimicrobial challenge.
Sharon Laboratories a global supplier to the personal care industry, and a worldwide leader in development of innovative preservative solutions is proud to present this applicative Formulation guide. This guide was created to assist cosmetic chemists and formulators in choosing the best preservative system and share new technical solutions aiming to improve stability and compatibility with enhanced efficacy.
This applicative guide contains various basic formulations, taking into account each formula has specified characteristics which must be addressed, as representations of:
Different mediums – anionic, nonionic, cationic.
Different applications – leave-on, rinse-off.
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