Cocamine Oxide
- INCI:
- Cocamine Oxide
- Also known as:
- Cocamine Oxide · Coco amine oxide · Cocodimethylamine oxide · Cocamine oxide
Amine oxide-type surfactant derived from coconut fatty amines, of amphiphilic character. It boosts and stabilizes foam and adds viscosity in systems with anionic surfactants, and is used in hypochlorite formulations owing to its compatibility. It is used in household and surface cleaners, dishwashing liquids and personal care products.
Functions
Typical applications
- Hypochlorite cleaners
- Liquid dishwashing detergents
- Bathroom and surface cleaners
- Shampoos and liquid soaps
- Industrial cleaners
Product lines
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