PEG-6 Caprylic/Capric Glycerides Cas 52504-24-2

- Makeup removers (micellar water): Function as the primary surfactant (present at the highest concentration in the formula) to dissolve makeup and oily sunscreen residues, resulting in a clear, no-rinse product.
- Toners, serums, and mask essences: Act as solubilizers to dissolve fragrances and oil-soluble skincare ingredients, ensuring the product remains clear and stable (preventing phase separation) while helping to mitigate any potential dryness caused by alcohol.
- Foaming cleansers: Serve as auxiliary surfactants, working alongside other cleansing agents to reduce irritation; they produce a fine, gentle foam, making them suitable for products designed for sensitive skin, as well as for infants and mothers.

Shampoos and body washes: Function as auxiliary cleansing agents that stabilize foam, provide moisturizing benefits, and minimize the stripping of the skin’s natural oils, leaving the skin feeling smooth and hydrated. In hair care products, they also offer conditioning properties, enhancing the shine of the hair.

Mouthwashes and oral sprays: Used to dissolve flavoring agents, ensuring the liquid remains clear while maintaining a low-irritation profile.

Clear sunscreen gels and gentle laundry detergents: Serve as auxiliary emulsifiers and solubilizers.