Naticide Preservative

Naticide

Feature: INCI: Parfum or Fragrance

Naticide is a Trade name and not acceptable for use on your product labels ingredient list. The correct INCI name for your label, when using Naticide is Parfum or Fragrance. 

Description: Naticide is a vegetable based preservative with a Vanilla and Almond aroma used to preserve cosmetic formulations, providing good product stability and resistance to microbial contamination. 
Being a natural preservative it also accommodates to consumer demands for naturally derived cosmetic ingredients and preservative free products.

Appearance: Clear liquid, colourless to yellow liquid

Odour: Slight Vanilla and Almond aroma

Viscosity: Thin

Solubility: 

In water use up to 0.6% 
Completely soluble in glycol and alcohol
Benefits:

Vegetable based ingredient with a sweet pleasant aroma. 
Its broad spectrum activity allows it to be the only preservative needed in a cosmetic formulation. 
Allows your cosmetic products to be preservative free. 
Provides your cosmetic formulations with good stability. 
Inhibits bacterial growth in your cosmetic formulations. 
It does not contain allergens included in the Official Journal of the European Union; therefore it is considered to be a non-irritant. 

Recommendations:

Skin tonics; oily or dry 
Facial creams 
Body creams 
Face and hand cleansers 
Antiperspirants 
Shampoos 
Face masks 
Body milk 
Gels

Applications:

Use between 0.3% to 1% depending on the formulation. 
Performs its antimicrobial activity best at a pH of 4-9.
INCI: Parfum or Fragrance

Naticide is a trade name and may not be used on your products label ingredient list. Please use the products INCI name on your label when using Naticide.

Note: Individuals receiving this information must exercise their independent judgment in determining its appropriateness for a particular purpose or use.

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