Manvicare Trade & Co.

Prevents growth of harmful microbes like bacteria and fungi

Extends shelf life of cosmetic and personal care products

Water-soluble and easily incorporated into formulations

Works well in combination with other parabens for broad-spectrum preservation

Used in creams, lotions, shampoos, and other water-based products

Cooling effect – Provides an instant, refreshing sensation on the skin or scalp.

Soothes irritation – Calms itching, redness, and minor skin discomfort.

Aromatherapy – Offers a strong, minty aroma that clears nasal passages and invigorates.

Scalp and hair care – Promotes a cooling, soothing effect in shampoos and oils.

Used in – Balms, creams, foot sprays, lip products, shampoos, and analgesic rubs.

Deep Hydration – Attracts and holds up to 1000x its weight in water for intense skin moisture.

Plumps the Skin – Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by boosting skin volume.

Skin Barrier Support – Strengthens and protects the skin’s natural barrier.

Soothes Irritation – Calms and comforts dry or sensitive skin.

Used in – Serums, moisturizers, sheet masks, eye creams, and anti-aging products.

Preservative – Prevents the growth of bacteria, yeast, and mold in formulations.

Extends shelf life – Enhances product stability over time.

Used in low concentrations – Typically 0.01% to 0.3% in personal care products.

Broad compatibility – Works well in creams, lotions, shampoos, and makeup.

Often used in combination – Combined with other parabens (like methylparaben) for broader antimicrobial protection.

Skin Protectant – Forms a barrier to lock in moisture and protect against irritants.

Smooth Texture – Provides a silky, non-greasy feel to skincare and makeup products.

Fills Fine Lines – Temporarily smooths wrinkles and blurs imperfections.

Hair Conditioner – Adds shine, reduces frizz, and detangles hair.

Used in – Primers, moisturizers, foundations, hair serums, and sunscreens.

Preservative – Inhibits growth of bacteria, yeast, and fungi in water-based products.

Extends shelf life – Helps maintain product stability over time.

Water-soluble – Easily incorporated into aqueous formulations like toners and gels.

Used in natural formulations – Accepted in many natural and organic cosmetic lines.

Common in – Shampoos, conditioners, facial cleansers, lotions, and serums.

Humectant – Attracts and retains moisture, keeping skin hydrated.

Skin Softener – Helps smooth and soften rough or dry skin.

Improves texture – Enhances the spreadability and feel of creams and lotions.

Barrier support – Aids in maintaining the skin’s natural protective barrier.

Used in – Moisturizers, cleansers, soaps, serums, and hair care products.

Reduces Dark Circles – Helps diminish under-eye dark circles and discoloration.

Supports Wound Healing – Speeds up healing of bruises, scars, and minor skin injuries.

Improves Skin Tone – Reduces redness and blotchiness, promoting an even complexion.

Strengthens Capillaries – Helps reduce broken capillaries and spider veins.

Used in – Eye creams, anti-bruise serums, post-procedure creams, and healing balms.