Detergents derived from amino acids (amino acids) are highly gentle. moisturizing the skin and gives a large amount of bubbles

Type: Anionic (negative ions), Category: Primary Surfactant

Commonly used as a detergent along with other surfactants in cleaning formulas.

Solid 40%

Natural surfactant from Sucrose esters and fatty acid esters blend derived from sucrose and coconut oil

Detergent/detergent high efficiency both in terms of cleaning and foaming. Suitable for use in clarifying shampoo formulas. , Liquid soap for athletes / those who sweat a lot.

Anionic type (anionic), group: Sulfonate (cleans well)

Category: Primary Surfactant

Extra gentle detergent and is 100% naturally biodegradable, suitable for use in shampoo, soap, facial cleanser

Amphoteric Type , Group: Alkylamphoacetates

Category: Secondary detergent , responsible for creating foam.

the sodium salt of N-dodecanoyl derivatives of oat (Avena sativa) amino acids. It functions as a biodegradable, anionic co-surfactant, offering mild yet effective cleansing while conditioning skin and hair.

A mild, amphoteric surfactant derived from coconut oil, valued for its ability to boost foam, lower irritation, and improve viscosity when blended with anionic or non-ionic surfactants. Typical pH range of finished products: 5.0 – 7.0.

Thickening agent (gel) type Acrylates Crosspolymer By giving the texture of shampoo, liquid soap or cleanser, beautiful clear color and high viscosity in case of wanting to catch beads.

Type: Medium Clear / Economical