Surfactants/detergents   Non-ionic type From nature, extra gentle, suitable for use in shampoos, soaps or facial cleansers that require special gentleness. For sensitive skin

non-ionic type , Group: Alkyl polyglycoside

group: Gentle skin cleansing / unable to create foam  

Species: Anoinic (Anionic), Group: Sarcosinates

Category: Main detergents In formulas that focus on gentleness (washing face, hidden spots, baby bathing) to foam well.

Special characteristics: can help coat the hair / skin, create a Conditioning-Effect in itself.

Powder type (concentration 95%)

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

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.

mild amphoteric surfactant commonly used in cosmetic and personal care products

Type: Amphoteric, Group: Hydroxysultaine

Category: Secondary Detergents It acts as a foam/conditioning of skin and hair.

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.

Gentle detergent (sulfate-free) can provide good foam, inexpensive, able to provide a clear formula.

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

Group: Amino Acids (Gentle/Nourishing)

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)