Usage Percentage for Lauryl Glucoside and Baby Foam in High-Foam Body Wash

To create a liquid body soap for adults with high foam using a combination of Lauryl Glucoside and Baby Foam (Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate), you can use the following recommended percentages:

• Lauryl Glucoside: 10-15%
• Baby Foam (Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate): 20-30%

Lauryl Glucoside is a gentle non-ionic surfactant but does not provide significant foam on its own. Baby Foam (Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate) is an anionic surfactant known for producing high, stable foam, making it suitable for use as a co-surfactant in formulations requiring abundant lather.

Combining these two surfactants allows you to achieve both mildness and high foam. The total surfactant concentration in your formula would be around 30-45%, which is typical for a body wash.

Remember to adjust the pH of the final product to a skin-friendly range (typically 5.0-6.5) as Lauryl Glucoside is alkaline. You may also need to use a thickener to achieve the desired viscosity for a liquid soap.