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Alcohol gel 70% with essential oil of eucalypt 100ml

Alcohol Gel with 70% alcohol. The denaturation of proteins is more efficient in the presence of water, as this facilitates the entry of the alcohol into the bacteria and also delays the volatilisation of the alcohol, allowing longer contact time. Contains Triethanolamine known as TEA, a strongly alkaline substance used as a surfactant. Its main role is to adjust pH levels, increasing it if your formulation is low. The essential oil in the alcohol gel prevents the alcohol from drying out the skin, leaving the skin soft. Mossi Epil

INGREDIENTS : ALCOHOL (70%), AQUA, EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS OIL, CARBOMER, TRIETHANOLAMINE.

What is ethanol? Ethanol, known as ethyl alcohol, is the most common type of alcohol, it is formed by the anaerobic (airless) fermentation of sugar. The formula of ethyl alcohol is CH3CH2OH and its boiling point 78.50C.

Advantage containing 70% alcohol, protein denaturation is more efficient in the presence of water as water facilitates the entry of the alcohol into the bacteria and also delays the volatilisation of the alcohol, allowing longer contact time.

Disadvantage when using 96% alcohol When 96% alcohol is used for disinfection, an extremely fast coagulation occurs, with no penetration inside the cell and therefore no killing of the microbe. This ineffective action occurs due to the rapid volatilisation of ethanol at this concentration.

What is triethanolamine? Triethanolamine, also known as TEA, is a strongly alkaline substance used as a surfactant (surfactants are ingredients that decrease the tension between a surface and a liquid or between two or more immiscible substances) and a pH-adjusting chemical for skin care formulations. Its main role in most skin formulations is as a pH adjuster, where it is used to increase the pH of the formulation.Derived from the existence of essence in the gel we prevent alcohol from drying out the skin. Also the composition of triethanolamine prevents the pH of the skin from dropping, thus leaving the skin pH balanced.

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Alcohol Gel with 70% alcohol. The denaturation of proteins is more efficient in the presence of water, as this facilitates the entry of the alcohol into the bacteria and also delays the volatilisation of the alcohol, allowing longer contact time. Contains Triethanolamine known as TEA, a strongly alkaline substance used as a surfactant. Its main role is to adjust pH levels, increasing it if your formulation is low. The essential oil in the alcohol gel prevents the alcohol from drying out the skin, leaving the skin soft. Mossi Epil

INGREDIENTS : ALCOHOL (70%), AQUA, EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS OIL, CARBOMER, TRIETHANOLAMINE.

What is ethanol? Ethanol, known as ethyl alcohol, is the most common type of alcohol, it is formed by the anaerobic (airless) fermentation of sugar. The formula of ethyl alcohol is CH3CH2OH and its boiling point 78.50C.

Advantage containing 70% alcohol, protein denaturation is more efficient in the presence of water as water facilitates the entry of the alcohol into the bacteria and also delays the volatilisation of the alcohol, allowing longer contact time.

Disadvantage when using 96% alcohol When 96% alcohol is used for disinfection, an extremely fast coagulation occurs, with no penetration inside the cell and therefore no killing of the microbe. This ineffective action occurs due to the rapid volatilisation of ethanol at this concentration.

What is triethanolamine? Triethanolamine, also known as TEA, is a strongly alkaline substance used as a surfactant (surfactants are ingredients that decrease the tension between a surface and a liquid or between two or more immiscible substances) and a pH-adjusting chemical for skin care formulations. Its main role in most skin formulations is as a pH adjuster, where it is used to increase the pH of the formulation.Derived from the existence of essence in the gel we prevent alcohol from drying out the skin. Also the composition of triethanolamine prevents the pH of the skin from dropping, thus leaving the skin pH balanced.

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