Cetearyl glucoside Formed by the condensation of cetearyl alcohol (fatty acid) with glucose. Can be naturally derived (from coconut/corn oil) or chemically synthesized. An emulsifier used in oil in water formulations. It helps skin and hair retain moisture, and gives a velvety after touch. You can find it in a variety of cosmetic products such as facial moisturizer, sunscreen, anti-aging treatment, eye cream, foundation, conditioner, body firming lotion, hand cream and cleanser.
Specification:
Appearance: White to Off White Powder Odor: Characteristic Process: Water Phase / Oil into Water Storage: Cool, Tightly Closed, Protected from Heat / Moisture / Freezing Shelf: 18 mos. Properly Stored / Handled
Function：
An emulsifier used in oil in water formulations. It helps skin and hair retain moisture, and gives a velvety after touch. You can find it in a variety of cosmetic products such as facial moisturizer, sunscreen, anti-aging treatment, eye cream, foundation, conditioner, body firming lotion, hand cream and cleanser.
Application:
sprayable lotions and waters
fragrance sprays / pomades
creams and lotions
shaving products
after sun products
baby products
perfuming
Safety Measures/Side Effects:
The safety of this ingredient has not been assessed by the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) Expert Panel. Generally, it’s considered a mild ingredient not known to cause any irritation or sensitization on the skin.
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