INCL name: Decyl D-Glucoside.
Molecular formula: C18H3206.
Appearance: liquid.
Type: Non-ionic
Active matter: 51%,
Purity: 99%.
TYPE: Surfactant
Decyl glucoside has great foaming properties and is dermatologically compatible. Decyl glucoside is a non-ionic surfactant with a vegetable origin and is free of palm oil.It is derived from coconut and produces good, stable foam that can be used as a foaming agent, conditioner, or emulsifier. Decyl glucoside has great foaming properties and is dermatologically compatible. As a result, it is appropriate for use as a base or co-surfactant in cosmetic surfactant washing treatments. It enables for the addition of other substances (oils and additives). It can be used with other glucosides to improve the foaming and skin conditioning effects.
Combine with additional surfactants to create a foamy product with skin cleaning properties. Works well when combined with Cocamidipropyl Betain.
BENEFITS AND USES:
• This component is popular in anti-dandruff shampoos, eczema creams, moisturizers, mild shampoos, face washes, shower gels, and bath products.
• It is commonly used in makeup removers and micellar waters. • Numerous studies have shown that it is safe for baby and pet products. • It effectively removes dirt and oils while stabilizing oil-water mixes.
Recommended usage levels: 10%-20% for face wash, 15%-30% for shower gel, bath foam, and shampoo.
Maximum Usage Level: 40%.
pH: 11.5-12.5;
To use:
• Add the component to the surfactant phase and mix until thoroughly dissolved.
• Add your preferred acids to neutralize the pH.
Precautions
Pure use levels can cause skin irritation.
When combining, always observe these precautions:
• Use disposable gloves.
• Exercise caution when handling hot oils.
• Wear eye protection.
• Work in a well-ventilated area.
• Keep hot oils and components away from children.
• Seek immediate medical attention if ingested.
• If contact is made with the eyes, rinse immediately with clean, warm water and seek medical attention if in doubt.
