Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate (SLSA, Bath Bomb Foamer)
- Product Code: 127623
Mild surfactant: Provides rich, creamy foam with a soft skin feel—much gentler than SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate)
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Test Name | Specification |
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Appearance | White powder |
Solubility | Good solubility in water |
Active Substance | Not less than 75% |
pH (25°C, 1% aqueous solution) | 5.5-7.5 |
Moisture Content | Not more than 2% |
Ethanol Insoluble Matter | Not more than 10% |
Sodium Oxide | Not more than 10% |
1. What It Is
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Foaming Mild Surfactant.
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Appearance: Fine, off-white powder. Highly water-dispersible.
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pH in 1% solution: ~6–8 (skin-friendly range).
2. Functional Properties
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Mild surfactant: Provides rich, creamy foam with a soft skin feel—much gentler than SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate).
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Cleansing: Excellent at lifting oils and soils without stripping the skin or hair.
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Foaming booster: Enhances foam volume and stability when combined with other surfactants (e.g., cocamidopropyl betaine).
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Dispersing agent: Helps suspend insoluble additives (clays, pigments) uniformly.
3. Typical Usage Levels
Product Type | Recommended Inclusion Level |
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Shampoos & Body washes | 5–15 % |
Bubble baths & bath bombs | 20–40 % (as foaming base) |
Solid cleansing bars | 30–50 % (blended with fatty acids) |
Facial cleansers | 2–8 % |
4. Formulation Best Practices
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Hydration
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Pre-slurry SLSA in a small amount of glycerin or propanediol to avoid dust and ensure uniform hydration.
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Order of addition
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Disperse into warm water (< 60 °C) under gentle stirring.
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Add co-surfactants (e.g., amphoteric or nonionics) after SLSA is fully hydrated.
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pH adjustment
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Final pH should fall between 5.5–7.0. If needed, adjust with citric acid or sodium hydroxide.
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Temperature sensitivity
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Dissolves best at 40–60 °C; avoid overheating (> 70 °C) to prevent mild decomposition.
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5. Compatibility
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Good with:
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Amphoteric surfactants (e.g., cocamidopropyl betaine) for foam stabilization.
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Nonionic surfactants (e.g., decyl glucoside) to soften foam.
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Hydrotropes (e.g., sodium citrate) to enhance clarity.
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Caution with:
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Strong electrolytes (e.g., high salt levels) can reduce foaming.
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Very high levels of anionic surfactants (e.g., SLS) may reduce mildness benefits.
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6. Example Applications
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Shampoo: 10 % SLSA, 2 % cocamidopropyl betaine, 1 % panthenol, 0.5 % fragrance.
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Bath bomb: 30 % SLSA blended with 20 % baking soda, 20 % citric acid, 10 % cornstarch, plus color and fragrance.
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Solid bar: 40 % SLSA + 30 % stearic acid + 15 % cetyl alcohol + 5 % shea butter + 5 % water/glycerin slurry + 5 % additives.
How to use: For cleansing products.
Mixing method: Mix in water, can withstand heat.
Usage rate: 1-15%
Product Description: White powder
Solubility: Soluble in water.
Storage method: Store at room temperature, close the bottle tightly and avoid sunlight. The product has a minimum shelf life of 2 years.
INCI Name : Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate
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Mild surfactant: Provides rich, creamy foam with a soft skin feel—much gentler than SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate)
1. What It Is
-
Foaming Mild Surfactant.
-
Appearance: Fine, off-white powder. Highly water-dispersible.
-
pH in 1% solution: ~6–8 (skin-friendly range).
2. Functional Properties
-
Mild surfactant: Provides rich, creamy foam with a soft skin feel—much gentler than SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate).
-
Cleansing: Excellent at lifting oils and soils without stripping the skin or hair.
-
Foaming booster: Enhances foam volume and stability when combined with other surfactants (e.g., cocamidopropyl betaine).
-
Dispersing agent: Helps suspend insoluble additives (clays, pigments) uniformly.
3. Typical Usage Levels
Product Type | Recommended Inclusion Level |
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Shampoos & Body washes | 5–15 % |
Bubble baths & bath bombs | 20–40 % (as foaming base) |
Solid cleansing bars | 30–50 % (blended with fatty acids) |
Facial cleansers | 2–8 % |
4. Formulation Best Practices
-
Hydration
-
Pre-slurry SLSA in a small amount of glycerin or propanediol to avoid dust and ensure uniform hydration.
-
-
Order of addition
-
Disperse into warm water (< 60 °C) under gentle stirring.
-
Add co-surfactants (e.g., amphoteric or nonionics) after SLSA is fully hydrated.
-
-
pH adjustment
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Final pH should fall between 5.5–7.0. If needed, adjust with citric acid or sodium hydroxide.
-
-
Temperature sensitivity
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Dissolves best at 40–60 °C; avoid overheating (> 70 °C) to prevent mild decomposition.
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5. Compatibility
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Good with:
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Amphoteric surfactants (e.g., cocamidopropyl betaine) for foam stabilization.
-
Nonionic surfactants (e.g., decyl glucoside) to soften foam.
-
Hydrotropes (e.g., sodium citrate) to enhance clarity.
-
-
Caution with:
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Strong electrolytes (e.g., high salt levels) can reduce foaming.
-
Very high levels of anionic surfactants (e.g., SLS) may reduce mildness benefits.
-
6. Example Applications
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Shampoo: 10 % SLSA, 2 % cocamidopropyl betaine, 1 % panthenol, 0.5 % fragrance.
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Bath bomb: 30 % SLSA blended with 20 % baking soda, 20 % citric acid, 10 % cornstarch, plus color and fragrance.
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Solid bar: 40 % SLSA + 30 % stearic acid + 15 % cetyl alcohol + 5 % shea butter + 5 % water/glycerin slurry + 5 % additives.
How to use: For cleansing products.
Mixing method: Mix in water, can withstand heat.
Usage rate: 1-15%
Product Description: White powder
Solubility: Soluble in water.
Storage method: Store at room temperature, close the bottle tightly and avoid sunlight. The product has a minimum shelf life of 2 years.
INCI Name : Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate
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