Phénoxyéthanol.
Qu’est-ce que c’est ?
D’où cela provient-il ?
Quels sont les bienfaits ?
Comment est-il utilisé dans nos produits ?
Qu’est-ce que c’est ?
Phenoxyethanol is a natural preservative commonly used in skincare and cosmetic products in place of other preservatives such as parabens. Phenoxyethanol is known for its ability to maintain the integrity and safety of skincare products, extending their shelf life without the need for more potent, potentially irritating preservatives.
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Phenoxyethanol is a natural preservative commonly used in skincare and cosmetic products in place of other preservatives such as parabens. Phenoxyethanol is known for its ability to maintain the integrity and safety of skincare products, extending their shelf life without the need for more potent, potentially irritating preservatives.
D’où cela provient-il ?
Phenoxyethanol is an organic compound derived from plants. It is an ether alcohol that has growth inhibiting properties, which makes it ideal in naturally preserving formulations. It is derived from phenol, a natural substance found in plants, and ethylene oxide. It can also be found naturally in some green tea varieties.
Quels sont les bienfaits ?
Quels sont les bienfaits ?
- Preservative Action: Inhibits the growth of harmful pathogens, such as mold and yeast, ensuring the safety and longevity of skincare products.
- Gentle on Skin: Considered less irritating compared to other preservatives like parabens.
- Stable in Formulations: Maintains efficacy and stability across a wide range of pH levels and product types.
- Low Irritation Potential: Suitable for use in products formulated for sensitive skin.
Comment est-il utilisé dans nos produits ?
Phenoxyethanol is used in Serum Hydroxytyrosol Skin Tint , Serum Concealer , and HT Skin Glow Setting Spray from OLIVE ROSE. It is included for its ability to preserve and maintain product stability and safety. It inhibits growth of pathogens without irritating.
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