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.

used in shampoos, bubble baths, handsoaps and conditioners for its conditioning, foam stablizing and viscosity building properties

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.

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

Acts as Foam Texturizer, making foam bubbles soft when touched on the skin. It is commonly used in skin or hair cleansing formulas to create a soft touch on the skin. 

Surfactants/detergents by natural origin, from the fermentation of candida

This is caused by the saponification of potassium hydroxide and coconut oil (coconut oil), resulting in a soap that lathers well. High cleaning efficiency

Powder type, purity more than 95%

Oil-emulsifier Designed specifically for use in Cleansing Oil, it is highly effective in capturing Make-up stuck on the skin and leaving it with water.

HLB 11.5 approx.