Effect of Low-temperature Stock on the Growth of Bacteria.

It is necessary to know the appropriate bacterial culture temperature and stock temperature to carry out high-precision preservative efficacy tests. In this study, we investigated whether the temperature conditions within the culture or stock affect the survivability or growth activity of Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. We found that the cold stocking condition affected the survivability of P.

Comparison of Different Temperature Conditions for Microbial Enumeration of Aspergillus brasiliensis in the Preservative Efficacy Test.

The preservative efficacy test is an important method for assessing the antimicrobial effect of cosmetic products. In this study, the optimum conditions for the efficient microbial enumeration of Aspergillus brasiliensis were investigated. Cosmetic products, inoculated with A.

Factors Affecting Reduction in Preservative Efficacy in Nonwoven Fabrics.

Insufficient preservative efficacy leads to microbial contamination. Cosmetic-impregnated products composed of nonwoven fabrics, such as wipes and masks, can be contaminated with microbes owing to their special form. However, the reduction of preservative efficacy in cosmetic-impregnated products remains unverified.