Surfactants Used to mix in shampoo or soap to make laundry detergent. clean hair or the skin is tender Does not cause irritation like Sulfate family substances such as SLS, SLeS.

Amphoteric Type , Group: Betaine

Category: Secondary detergent, acts to create foam/conditioning the skin and hair.

Phenoxyethanol It is a highly safe preservative, free of Paraben and Formaldehyde, which are carcinogenic substances.

Extra Pure, a special type, reduces the risk of skin irritation. arising from Ordinary type Phenoxyethanol with a phenol value lower than 5ppm (ordinary type will have a value not exceeding 10-20ppm, which may cause irritation to sensitive users).

a copolymer of methyl vinyl ether and maleic anhydride. It is a water-insoluble white powder that can be easily dispersed in water where the polymeric anhydride hydrolyzes to produce a transparent solution of the free acid

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

esters obtained from nature Make your skin soft and smooth. Suitable for products that want to emphasize their naturalness.

sugarcane extract which is effective in suppressing all types of odors Can be used on all parts of the body.

Highlights: 1. Good surface coating. But it's not greasy on the skin. 2. Add stability to the formula 3. Feels soft and dry on the skin 4. Increases pay-off in lipstick and any make-up product 5. SPF Booster 6. Helps formulas be waterproof.

Medium type, Melting Point 86C

Can be added to the formula both before spinning To reduce the formation of foam after blending or add it to the formula after blending which has already formed foam. Then continue to stir The bubbles will disappear from the formula on their own.

In the form of powder

highly efficient hair conditioner It is commonly used in products that require effective hair softening.