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Suga®Nate 160NC is a naturally derived, high-performance surfactant suitable for a variety of personal care formulations. Using Suga®Nate 160NC, formulators can develop a high-foaming product with discriminating attributes without irritation to eyes and skin. Suga®Nate 160NC is very high in natural character, very low in toxicity and cost-effective when compared to other surfactants in typical sulfate-free formulations.
Suga®Nate 160NC meets the requirements for ingredients that may be included in goods and services bearing Nordic Swan ecolabelling
Product Information
Applications, Benefits and Characteristics
Applications
- Sulfate-free shampoos
- Low and high pH shampoos
- Bath gels and body washes
- Facial cleansers
- Baby cleansing products
- Personal care wipes and make-up removers
- Pet shampoos
- Non-irritating bubble baths
Benefts
- 100% naturally-derived
- EO free (1,4- Dioxane free)
- Non-irritating to skin, eyes
- Readily biodegradable under any conditions
- Equal or superior foaming characteristics to other sulfate-free surfactants
- Meets broad regulatory requirements
- Shipped without preservatives
- Cost-effective sulfate-free primary surfactant
- Compatible with nearly all surfactant classes including quaternary compounds, amides, amphoterics and nonionics
Characteristics
- INCI Name: Sodium Laurylglucosides Hydroxypropylsulfonate
- Clear liquid
- Solids: 40%
- ISO 16128: 100%
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