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Sodium Methyl Laurate Sulfonate
Cleansing
surfactant
- Status
- Not listed in the restriction annexes
- In brief
- Sodium methyl laurate sulfonate is a synthetic surfactant derived from lauric acid, a fatty acid found in coconut and palm oils. It is used in cosmetic formulations to help water mix with oils and dirt, allowing them to be rinsed away, which is why it appears in cleansing products such as washes and shampoos.
- Appears in
- 0 catalogue products
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