Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphates SLES Liquid

Product Description

 Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate SLES  

Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate SLES is an anionic surfactant commonly used in personal care and cleaning products due to its excellent foaming and cleansing properties It is similar to Sodium Lauryl Sulfate SLS but is milder and less irritating  

 Key Properties of SLES  

 Excellent foaming agent  Produces a rich stable lather  

 Effective cleanser  Removes dirt oils and grease efficiently  

 Watersoluble  Easily dissolves in water for use in liquid formulations  

 Milder than SLS  Undergoes ethoxylation making it less harsh on skin and hair  

 Common Uses of SLES  

 1 Personal Care Products   

    Found in shampoos body washes hand soaps facial cleansers and toothpaste  

    Provides a luxurious foaming effect while cleansing hair and skin  

    Used in baby shampoos in lower concentrations due to its mildness  

 2 Household Cleaning Products   

    Used in dishwashing liquids laundry detergents and surface cleaners  

    Helps remove grease and stains effectively  

 3 Industrial  Commercial Applications   

    Found in car wash soaps degreasers and textile processing  

    Used in pesticides and industrial cleaners due to its strong emulsifying properties  

 Is SLES Safe  

 Milder than SLS but can still cause irritation in high concentrations or prolonged exposure  

 Ethoxylation process can lead to traces of 14dioxane a potential contaminant but most manufacturers remove it through purification  

 Many brands use SLES instead of SLS because it is gentler on skin and hair