Article | REF: J2284 V1

Preservatives for cosmetics - General information and antimicrobial preservatives

Authors: Xavier FERNANDEZ, Florence MERCK, Audrey KERDUDO

Publication date: September 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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    3. Synthetic preservatives

    3.1 Sorbic acid, formalin and other synthetic preservatives

    Authorized preservatives are all of synthetic origin. Their modes of action, activities and physico-chemical properties vary widely.

    Organic acids are one of the most widely used classes of preservatives. They have a dual antimicrobial effect. Firstly, through acidification of the medium (§ 2.3

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