Emulsifiers
Cetearyl glucoside
It commonly partners with cetearyl alcohol or related fatty materials to create lamellar networks and stabilize dispersed oil droplets.
- INCI
- CETEARYL GLUCOSIDE
- CAS
- 246159-33-1
- Also known as
- cetearyl polyglucoside · cetearyl glucoside
- Function
- Emulsifiers
Ingredient answer
What is Cetearyl glucoside?
Cetearyl glucoside is a nonionic sugar-derived emulsifier used to build oil-in-water emulsions with a soft, structured skin feel.
Formulation behavior
How it works inside a formula
Account for the complete commercial blend, oil load, shear, pH, electrolytes, and cooling profile during stability development.
Where it appears
Common product contexts
- lotions
- face and body creams
- conditioning emulsions
Practical caution
What to keep in view
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