Ceteareth-17

Emulsifying surfactant

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Cetearyth-17 is a synthetic compound made by combining cetearyl alcohol (a blend of fatty alcohols) with ethylene oxide. It's used in cosmetic products to help mix oil and water together, keeping the formula evenly blended, and to help other ingredients spread across the skin.
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