Lauryl glucoside
01227
Surfactants
Description
Lauryl glucoside
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INCI |
Lauryl glucoside |
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Certification |
Ecocert & COSMOS approved |
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Appearance |
Thick white paste |
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Solubility |
Water |
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Usage rate |
1 - 25% |
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Charge |
Non-ionic |
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Active surfactant matter |
50 - 53% |
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pH range |
4 - 12 |
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Vegan |
Yes |
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Palm oil |
Yes* |
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Animal tested |
No |
Non GMO. Lauryl glucoside is an APG surfactant that is made from coconut and sugar. It is closely related to decyl glucoside, and is good for sensitive skin.
Alkyl polyglucoside (APG) surfactants are obtained from renewable, plant-derived raw materials, such as vegetable oils and starch. They have first-rate environmental and skin compatibility profiles and fit in well with consumer demands for wellness, “green solutions”, mildness to human skin, and safety for human health.
*We are currently searching for a supply made from certified sustainable palm sources
APG surfactants meet the requirements for acceptance according to:
Ecocert
US EPA
European Ecolabel
Green Seal
FDA GRAS
Soil Association
Swedish Society for Nature Conservation
Nordic Environmental Label
BDIH
All our products are for external use only.