Surfactants
Lauryl glucoside
Its relatively lipophilic chain can produce a thicker, more paste-like raw material and influence viscosity differently from shorter-chain glucosides.
- INCI
- LAURYL GLUCOSIDE
- CAS
- 110615-47-9
- Also known as
- lauryl polyglucoside · dodecyl glucoside
- Function
- Surfactants
Ingredient answer
What is Lauryl glucoside?
Lauryl glucoside is a longer-chain nonionic alkyl polyglucoside used for cleansing, foam support, and surfactant-system structure.
Formulation behavior
How it works inside a formula
Warm and disperse according to supplier guidance, calculate active matter, and validate pH, viscosity, foam, clarity, and preservation.
Where it appears
Common product contexts
- facial cleansers
- shampoos
- body washes and bars
Practical caution
What to keep in view
Evaluate total active surfactant matter, blend mildness, viscosity response, pH, and rinse profile.
Take the ingredient into a working formula.
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