Re: Preservative supplier?

[Guest guest]

>I am looking for methyl and propyl parabens to preserve a loose face

>powder. I am wondering if anyone knows if these come in different

>particle sizes? I have some that are very gritty and I am hoping to

>find a supplier that has these in a less gritty powder form. I hate

>that I have worked to create a silky face powder and then have to put

>in gritty preservatives! LOL! Or is there something I should be doing

>to grind up the preservatives so they are less gritty? Any help is

>appreciated.

How much Methylparaben and Propylparaben do you plan on using?

Maurice

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Maurice O. Hevey

Convergent Cosmetics, Inc.

http://www.ConvergentCosmetics.com

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[Guest guest]

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> How much Methylparaben and Propylparaben do you plan on using?

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> Maurice

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Not much. In the decimal percentages range (.1%), will the fact that

the percentage is so small make it not matter that it is gritty?

[Guest guest]

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> How much Methylparaben and Propylparaben do you plan on using?

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> Maurice

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Not much. In the decimal percentages range (.1%), will the fact that

the percentage is so small make it not matter that it is gritty?

[Guest guest]

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> >> How much Methylparaben and Propylparaben do you plan on using?

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> >> Maurice

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> > Not much. In the decimal percentages range (.1%), will the fact

that

> >the percentage is so small make it not matter that it is gritty?

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> I'd use less. Maybe 0.05% Methyparaben and 0.01% Propylparaben.

All the parabens that I have in the lab are quite fine. I don't kno

how gritty is gritty. Kinda like the

> meaning of is.

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> Maybe you can break it up. Make sure that the final product is

mixed well so you don't have any hot spots.

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> Maurice

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By gritty I mean like table sugar crystals. Is yours finer then this?

If so can you recommend a supplier to me?

Thanks a bunch!!