Diethylamine Laureth Sulfate

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Diethylamine laureth sulfate is a salt formed from lauryl alcohol (derived from coconut or palm sources) that has been reacted with ethylene oxide and then sulfated, with the resulting acid neutralised using diethylamine.
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