- Raw material of cosmetic, personal care and household products such as shampoo, bubble bath, detergent, showing foam stability and low irritation of skin. These series products are suitable for viscosity adjustment.
- Myoc Sodium lauryl ether sulphate has excellent detergency, emulsification, and foamability. It is easy to dissolve in water and it is used a Surfactant – Cleansing Agent and Emulsifying Agent.
- Used in many personal and hair care products like shampoo, bubble bath, shower gel, face wash, and dish wash and as compare to other surfactants, it has a lower degree of skin irritation, ease of compaction and insensitivity to hard water
- Myoc SLES can be used to make DIY products like shampoo, soap, body wash and other cleansing products.
- Our myoc SLES has hard-water resistant properties and high-biodegradation and it is excellent surfactant and most commonly used in various cleansing products
- Recommended percentage use= 0.1-50%
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Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 7.36 x 2.68 x 2.6 inches, 1.17 Pounds |
|---|---|
| Item model number | sles_500ml-JP |
| Date First Available | April 20, 2021 |
| Manufacturer | MYOC |
Morgana –
Multi-Functional Ingredient: MYOC SLES serves multiple purposes as a cleanser, foaming agent, and emulsifier. It’s perfect for use in a wide range of products, including shampoos, bubble baths, shower gels, and face washes.
Excellent Detergency and Foamability: This surfactant offers impressive cleaning power while maintaining good foam stability. It’s effective in removing dirt and oils, making it an essential ingredient for any cleansing product.
Lower Skin Irritation: Compared to other surfactants, MYOC SLES boasts a lower degree of skin irritation, making it suitable for sensitive skin formulations. This is particularly beneficial in personal care products meant for daily use.
Water Solubility and Hard-Water Resistance: MYOC SLES easily dissolves in water, and its hard-water resistant properties mean it will work effectively even in less-than-ideal water conditions. This is a significant advantage in product formulations, ensuring consistent performance.
Biodegradable: Being highly biodegradable is a key feature of MYOC SLES, making it an environmentally friendly choice for your cosmetic and household products.
DIY Friendly: This product is ideal for DIY enthusiasts! Whether you’re crafting your own shampoo, body wash, or soap, MYOC SLES provides the versatility and effectiveness you need to create high-quality formulations.
Suitable for Viscosity Adjustment: It’s also great for viscosity adjustment in formulations, allowing you to achieve the desired texture and consistency in your products.
MYOC Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate is a top-notch surfactant that combines effectiveness, safety, and versatility. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a manufacturer of personal care products, this ingredient will meet your cleansing and emulsifying needs exceptionally well!
Morgana –
The product arrived containing less than 500ml because it leaked inside the package. 😔
It was too expensive to accept and keep the product in this condition, with less content than it should have. 😔
Excelente producto –
Pero no está consistente pero trabajar
Kanki –
This is a 500ml bottle of pure SLES – Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate.
It’s the foamy part of most shampoos and body washes and some soaps. It’s quite harsh as a cleanser and so works really well in shampoo as a clarifying agent.
I dabble in DIT toiletries and cosmetics, but only for myself, I don’t sell anything. For that reason, buying cosmetic ingredients can be difficult as they tend to come in very large quantities. This 500ml bottle is great. Not too huge to store but plenty in there. The bottle suggests using at between 0.1 – 50% in a recipe, so quite a variation. I shall have to experiment.
The lid both screws off for pouring, and has a flip cap with a smaller hole for more precise pouring. It has no scent beyond that vague detergent smell.
I tried a bit diluted with water on my hands and it’s nice and foamy and should be a great addition to my homemade clarifying shampoo.
kathy –
I’ve only tried this as a regular hand-wash. I like the good lather it creates and it was lacking in some homemade recipes I tried before, so I’m really excited to master those and use some in gift baskets.
Customer Review –
Great for creating your own soaps, shampoos etc. I’ve made a few different soaps and they’ve come out really well.
As others have mentioned, it says it’s 100% SLES however it cannot be as it’s a liquid. I think it’s the normal 27% solution. In terms of value for money, even considering the small quantity, not great…
Drey –
Been using this SLeS for body wash formulas. It’s hard getting surfactants sent to Guam so I was happy they mailed out the order. I was going to order again but now it says they don’t ship to my location anymore. 🙁
JavaJunkie –
I’m pleased with the quality of this MYOC Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate. It arrived intact with a seal securing the lid closed. I’ve been experimenting with DIY handsoaps and dish soap. The results have been good. It’s non irritating and effective as a cleanser.
Another Customer Reviewer –
Judging by its viscosity, this SLES solution is obviously not 100% because you couldn’t physically pour it from the bottle. I suspect that “100%” actually means there is nothing else in the solution, apart from water.
After adding about 10 ml to two litres of warm water in a washing up bowl, it seems to be less effective at creating a lather than the same amount of cheap washing-up liquid (which costs around 70p for the same 500 ml).
Given that there is no information supplied about typical dilutions for various DIY formulations, I would not recommend using this for anything unless you do some proper research and testing. At £25.90 for 500 ml, I cannot see how this represents good value.