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- Shampoos and conditioners for all hair types
- Body washes and shower gels
- Facial cleansers and makeup removers
- Baby care and sensitive skin formulations
- Hand soaps and bubble baths
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Cocamidopropyl Betaine is a gentle, naturally derived surfactant commonly used in cosmetic and personal care products. Extracted from coconut oil, it acts as a foam booster and cleanser, enhancing the texture and performance of shampoos, body washes, facial cleansers, and bubble baths. Known for its mildness, it is suitable for sensitive skin and helps to reduce irritation caused by harsher cleansing agents. This versatile ingredient is widely appreciated for its excellent cleansing properties, biodegradability, and compatibility with various cosmetic formulations. It is a popular choice in sulfate-free and mild cleansing products aimed at delivering effective cleansing without stripping the skin or hair of natural oils.
BenefitsÂ
- Mild and gentle cleanser suitable for sensitive skin
- Enhances foam and lather in personal care products
- Reduces irritation caused by stronger surfactants
- Derived from natural coconut oil, eco-friendly and biodegradable
- Helps maintain skin and hair moisture balance
- Compatible with sulfate-free and natural formulations
- Improves product texture and stability
How to UseÂ
- Cocamidopropyl Betaine is commonly used as an active ingredient in cosmetic and cleansing formulations. When formulating or using products that contain this ingredient:
- Follow the recommended concentration, generally between 5% to 15% in cleansing products.
- Mix well with other surfactants for balanced foaming and cleansing.
- For end users, simply apply the product (shampoo, body wash, etc.) to wet hair or skin, massage gently, then rinse thoroughly.
- Always perform a patch test if you have very sensitive skin to rule out any allergic reaction.