LGP DMDM Hydantoin and IPBC Preservative

What Is LGP?
Two Complementary Preservative Ingredients
We Supply LGP for Customers Looking for:
- A practical preservative for rinse-off personal care products
- Broad-spectrum microbial protection
- A low-use-level preservation system
- A cost-effective solution for high-volume production
- An alternative source for DMDM Hydantoin/IPBC systems
- Technical documents, samples and bulk supply from China
Is LGP Relevant to Your Preservative Project?
LGP is intended for buyers who already understand the DMDM Hydantoin/IPBC preservative-system concept and want to evaluate a lower-cost or second-source option.
- You currently use Glydant Plus® Granular or a similar INCI system.
- You are running a cost-down or second-source qualification project.
- Your product is a shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash, cleanser, wipe or another relevant personal care format.
- You are willing to compare documents and complete formula and PET testing.
Before You Request a Quote
How LGP Supports Product Preservation
Bacterial Control Support
Yeast and Mold Control Support
Complementary Broad-Spectrum Protection
Key Benefits of LGP
Broad-Spectrum Preservation
Low Use Level for Better Cost Control
Familiar System for Replacement Projects
Cost-Effective Supply from Noyain
Typical Applications of LGP
Shampoo and Conditioner
Body Wash and Shower Gel
Hand Wash and Liquid Soap
Facial Cleanser
Wet Wipes
Selected Lotions and Creams
Why Source LGP from Noyain?
How to Use LGP in Formulations
Use Level
Our preliminary application guidance recommends 0.08–0.18% as a starting range.
The final use level depends on:
- Product type
- Formula pH
- Water activity
- Surfactant or emulsion system
- Botanical extracts and other microbial nutrients
- Packaging
- Manufacturing hygiene
- Target-market regulations
- Preservative efficacy results
Contact us for current TDS and dosage guidance based on your product format and target market.
Incorporation
LGP is supplied as a white to off-white powder and is designed for incorporation into the aqueous phase of personal care formulations.
We recommend adding it with sufficient mixing during the cool-down stage. Depending on the formula, pre-dispersion or gradual addition may help improve uniform incorporation.
Before scale-up, check:
- Powder dispersion
- Formula clarity
- Precipitation
- Color
- Odor
- Viscosity
Contact us for current processing guidance before pilot production.
Addition Phase
We recommend adding LGP during the cool-down phase, preferably below 60°C.
Avoid unnecessary high temperatures or prolonged heating after addition. Mix until the preservative is uniformly incorporated before final pH adjustment and filling.
During pilot testing, monitor:
- Appearance
- pH
- Odor
- Viscosity
- Dispersion
- Formula stability
Compatible Formulation Systems
LGP can be evaluated in common water-containing personal care systems, including:
- Anionic surfactant systems
- Nonionic surfactant systems
- Cationic conditioner systems
- Shampoo and body wash bases
- Facial cleanser systems
- Liquid soap formulations
- Emulsions
- Wet-wipe liquids
It may be used with common humectants, thickeners, emulsifiers, conditioning ingredients and water-soluble functional ingredients.
Compatibility must be confirmed in the complete finished formula.
Stability Check
We recommend monitoring the following parameters under accelerated and real-time stability conditions:
- pH
- Color
- Odor
- Viscosity
- Clarity
- Precipitation
- Emulsion stability
- Packaging interaction
- Microbial quality
- Preservative efficacy
The preservative system should be tested in the final formula rather than evaluated only from the raw material specifications.
Packaging Suggestion
Use clean, well-sealed packaging that limits contamination during filling, storage and consumer use.
For water-rich formulations and wet wipes, packaging design can significantly affect preservative performance.
We recommend checking:
- Package seal
- Closure design
- Consumer-use contamination risk
- Compatibility with the formula
- Long-term product stability
Noyain provides current packaging, storage and handling information for LGP upon request.
Formulation Precautions
Temperature Control
pH and Buffer Design
Compatibility Screening
Carefully evaluate LGP in formulas containing:
- High levels of surfactants
- Cationic conditioning ingredients
- High-electrolyte systems
- Botanical extracts
- Proteins
- Sugars
- Starches
- Highly reactive ingredients
- Complex fragrance systems
Monitor precipitation, clarity, color, odor, viscosity and emulsion stability.
Preservative and Microbial Control
LGP provides broad-spectrum preservation support through the combination of DMDM Hydantoin and IPBC.However, preservative performance depends on the complete formula, dosage, pH, manufacturing hygiene, packaging and consumer-use conditions.No preservative should be considered effective solely on the basis of its recommended dosage.
Product Technical Parameters
Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
Trade Name | LGP |
Product Type | Broad-Spectrum Preservative System |
INCI Name | DMDM Hydantoin, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate |
CAS No. | 6440-58-0 / 55406-53-6 |
Appearance | White to off-white powder |
Recommended Dosage | 0.08–0.18% for preliminary formulation evaluation |
Recommended pH Range | Approximately pH 3.0–9.0 |
Addition Stage | Cool-down phase |
Addition Temperature | Preferably below 60°C |
Function | Preservative |
Storage Condition | Store sealed in a cool, dry place, protected from moisture and direct sunlight. |
Shelf Life | 24 months in unopened original packaging |
Why Choose NOYAIN®Supply Support for LGP Projects
- Current COA support for batch quality review and procurement approval.
- TDS and SDS support for formulation review, processing, storage, handling and safety assessment.
- Sample support for laboratory screening in shampoos, conditioners, body washes, hand washes, facial cleansers, liquid soaps, wet wipes and selected leave-on formulations.
- Alternative-sourcing support for customers currently using Glydant Plus® Granular or another DMDM Hydantoin/IPBC preservative system.
- Competitive China-based supply for manufacturers and distributors seeking to reduce international brand and distribution premiums.
- Packaging, MOQ and lead-time support for pilot and commercial purchasing.
- Distributor cooperation for product documents, samples, quotations and market development.
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Questions from Formulators and Buyers
- What is LGP?
LGP is a powder preservative system combining DMDM Hydantoin and Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate. It is designed to support broad-spectrum protection against bacteria, yeast and mold in personal care formulations.
- What products can LGP be used in?
Typical applications include shampoo, conditioner, body wash, shower gel, hand wash, facial cleanser, liquid soap, wet wipes and selected leave-on products.
- What is the recommended use level?
We recommend beginning laboratory screening within approximately 0.08–0.18%. The final dosage depends on the formulation, application, target market and preservative efficacy results.
- What is the recommended pH range?
LGP may generally be evaluated between approximately pH 3.0 and 9.0. Performance should be confirmed at the final product pH.
- When should LGP be added?
We recommend adding LGP during the cool-down phase, preferably below 60°C. Request the current TDS before finalizing the production process.
- Is LGP suitable for shampoo and body wash?
Yes. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash and facial cleanser are among the primary applications for this type of preservative system. Preservative efficacy testing is still required.
- Is LGP an alternative to Glydant Plus® Granular?
LGP can be evaluated as a cost-effective alternative for customers currently using Glydant Plus® Granular or another DMDM Hydantoin/IPBC preservative. We recommend comparing specifications and completing formula, stability and preservative efficacy testing before replacement.
- Does LGP guarantee that a formula will pass preservative efficacy testing?
No preservative can guarantee the same result in every formula. Performance depends on the complete formulation, use level, pH, water activity, manufacturing hygiene, packaging, storage and testing conditions.
