Ingredient record

Sodium Lauroyl Glycinate

Status

Not listed in the restriction annexes

In brief

Sodium lauroyl glycinate is a substance made by combining lauric acid derivatives with the amino acid glycine. It's used in cosmetic products as a surfactant, helping water mix with oil and dirt so it can be rinsed away, giving it a role in cleansing formulations such as washes and shampoos.

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