Laneth-40

Cleansing emulsifying surfactant viscosity controlling

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Laneth-40 is a substance made by combining lanolin alcohol, derived from sheep's wool grease, with polyethylene glycol. It is used in cosmetic formulas to help mix oil and water ingredients together, to help cleanse the skin, and to adjust how thick or runny a product feels.
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