Glycerylhydroxypropyl Laurdimonium Chloride

Hair conditioning

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Glyceryl Hydroxypropyl Laurdimonium Chloride is a man-made quaternary ammonium compound related to lauric acid, a fatty acid often derived from coconut or palm oil. In cosmetic products it is used as a hair conditioning agent, helping to smooth strands and make hair easier to comb through.
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