Detergents that focus on creating lather or foam in the formula. caused by the chemical process between Coconut oil and dimethylaminopropylamine
Type: Amphoteric, Group: Hydroxysultaine
Category: Secondary Detergents It acts as a foam/conditioning of skin and hair.
Creates a smooth foam for shampoo, soap or facial cleanser and is safe and gentle on the skin. Without the use of Sulfate (SLS, ALS) or Cocamide DEA, which is irritating. harmful to the skin
Type: Anoinic (Anion), Group: Taurates
Category: Secondary Detergents serves to create foam
Special grade: >40% solid content
It is very gentle, has a pH range of 6 and can produce good foam, making it suitable for use as a foaming agent in any skin cleansing formula.
Anionic (negatively charged) type, Sulfosuccinates group
Category: Secondary detergent, foam forming, extra high concentration (40%) compare to standard concentration at 30% in the market
Detergents clean the skin from amino acids (Amino Acid) react with. Natural fatty acids (Natural Fatty Acid) are gentle, feel soft and smooth on the skin. and provide a texture that is delicate and pleasant to the touch
Anionic type (anionic) , Group: Amino Acids (Gentle/Nourish)
Category: Primary Surfactant
(Fine Powder - Fine Powder)
mild, amphoteric surfactant derived from coconut oil and used widely in cosmetic and personal care products. It is known for its gentle cleansing and foaming properties
Amphoteric type , Group: amphoacetates
Category: Secondary Detergents serves to create foam
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