Sodium laureth carboxylates (inci)

Definition
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"Sodium" refers to the element sodium.

Sodium laureth carboxylates are substances which are used in cosmetic formulations and act as surfactants (washing-active substance) or emulsifiers (changes the interfacial tension of liquids like water and oil so that they can be mixed together).

Agents which act as surfactants are

Sodium Laureth-4 CarboxylatesSodium
Laureth-5 CarboxylatesSodium
Laureth-6 CarboxylatesSodium
Laureth-11 CarboxylatesSodium
Laureth-13 CarboxylatesSodium
Laureth-14 CarboxylatesSodium
Laureth-17 Carboxylates.

Agents which act as emulsifiers are

Sodium laureth-3 carboxylatesSodium
laureth-13 carboxylates.