About this material
Sodium lauryl glycol carboxylate is anionic ether carboxylate supplied by MakeYourSkin as liquid for professional cosmetic formulation. Sourced in the Japan tradition. It is valued for mild cleansing, foam quality.
What is Sodium lauryl glycol carboxylate?
Sodium lauryl glycol carboxylate is supplied under the INCI / technical name Sodium Lauryl Glycol Carboxylate.
It belongs to the Anionic ether carboxylate group. The material reaches you as liquid. Verified Japanese anionic specialty; mild, highly foaming and stable across pH
Key Properties & Benefits
- Mild cleansing
- Foam quality
- Supplied with full documentation — CoA, SDS and specification
Uses & Applications
Typically formulated into facial cleansers, baby wash, shampoos.
How to Use — Recommended Use Level
Typical use level: 3-15%. Add at the water phase. Water-soluble. Disperse into the water phase with stirring; avoid prolonged high heat where the material is heat-sensitive.
Always trial the material in your own base at small scale before scaling up. Use levels are formulation starting points, not approvals.
Technical Specification
- INCI name: Sodium Lauryl Glycol Carboxylate
- Ingredient family: Anionic ether carboxylate
- Origin / tradition: Japan
- Typical form: Liquid
- Solubility: Water Soluble
- Typical use level: 3-15%
- pH range: 4.5–7.0
- Addition phase: Water phase
- Pack sizes: 50 g; 225 g; 1 Kg; 5 Kg; bulk on request
Technical Notes
Verified Japanese anionic specialty; mild, highly foaming and stable across pH
Regulatory Note
Sold as a cosmetic raw material for professional formulation. A published INCI name does not by itself authorise use: the buyer is responsible for confirming permitted status, maximum concentration, restrictions by product type, labelling and claim rules in every market the finished product is sold in. In India, cosmetics fall under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 and the Cosmetics Rules 2020 administered by CDSCO, with BIS standards (including IS 4707 Part 2) listing restricted substances. The EU applies Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 and its Annexes; the United States applies the FD&C Act as amended by MoCRA; Korea, Japan and China operate their own positive lists and functional-cosmetic frameworks. Every finished product needs its own safety assessment.
Documentation Supplied
Certificate of Analysis (CoA) for the batch supplied; Safety Data Sheet (SDS / MSDS) in the current GHS format; INCI and technical specification sheet; allergen, GMO and origin statements on request; vegan, halal and kosher declarations where the supply chain supports them.
Available Pack Sizes
50 g; 225 g; 1 Kg; 5 Kg; bulk on request
Disclaimer & Caution in Use
For external cosmetic use in professionally formulated products only. This is a concentrated raw material, not a finished product: do not apply it undiluted to skin or hair. Wear suitable gloves and eye protection when handling, weigh in a ventilated area, and keep out of reach of children. Patch test every finished formulation. Not for ingestion unless a food or oral-care grade is specifically supplied and documented as such. Seek medical advice in case of eye contact, ingestion or an adverse reaction.
Specification
| INCI NAME | Sodium Lauryl Glycol Carboxylate |
|---|---|
| CAS NUMBER | Not assigned |
| FAMILY | Anionic ether carboxylate |
| ORIGIN | Japan |
| SUPPLY FORM | Liquid |
| SOLUBILITY | Water-soluble. Disperse into the water phase with stirring; avoid prolonged high heat where the material is heat-sensitive. |
| TYPICAL USE LEVEL | 3-15% |
| pH RANGE | 4.5–7.0 |
| ADD AT | Water phase |
| FUNCTIONS | Mild cleansing, foam quality |
| USED IN | Facial cleansers, baby wash, shampoos |
| STORAGE | Store at 15–25 °C in a tightly closed container, protected from light. Do not freeze. Some biological materials are supplied chilled — follow the batch documentation. |
| PACK SIZES | 50 g; 225 g; 1 Kg; 5 Kg; bulk on request |
| LEAD TIME | 10–16 days |
| REGULATORY | Sold as a cosmetic raw material for professional formulation. A published INCI name does not by itself authorise use: the buyer is responsible for confirming permitted status, maximum concentration, restrictions by product type, labelling and claim rules in every market the finished product is sold in. In India, cosmetics fall under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 and the Cosmetics Rules 2020 administered by CDSCO, with BIS standards (including IS 4707 Part 2) listing restricted substances. The EU applies Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 and its Annexes; the United States applies the FD&C Act as amended by MoCRA; Korea, Japan and China operate their own positive lists and functional-cosmetic frameworks. Every finished product needs its own safety assessment. |
How to work with it
The specification's Add at row is the one to read first. Water-phase materials added to a hot oil phase are the most common reason a batch separates.
Measure the finished product, not the premix. Outside the range the activity drops away and, for some materials, the degradation route is what causes complaints.
Then work up through stability and compatibility testing. Higher is not better, and the destination market's limit may sit below your formulation ceiling.