Lauryl Glucoside
- INCI:
- Lauryl Glucoside
- Also known as:
- Lauryl glucoside · Lauryl Glucoside · Alkyl polyglucoside · APG
Non-ionic surfactant of the alkyl polyglucoside group, made from coconut fatty alcohols and corn-derived glucose. It provides mild cleansing, foam and ready biodegradability. It is used in shampoos, facial and body cleansers, baby products and eco-profile household cleaners.
Functions
Typical applications
- Mild shampoos and shower gels
- Facial cleansers and baby products
- Dishwashing liquids and household cleaners
- Veterinary shampoos
- Cleansing bases for topical preparations
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