Surfactants

Fatty Amine Polyoxyethylene Ether is a functional surfactant with good wettability, emulsification and dispersion. It is a combination of fatty amines and polyoxyethylene (PEG) chains and is widely used in many fields, such as cosmetics, textile, personal care products, cleaning agents and industrial detergents.

Cocamide Ethoxylate is an important chemical raw material and intermediate with specific chemical structure and properties. It is a compound obtained from cocamide through ethoxylation, so it has excellent surface activity. Cocamide Ethoxylate is usually in a liquid state and has good foaming, decontamination and emulsification capabilities.

Cetearyl Alcohol C16-18 / Cetyl-stearyl Alcohol / Cetostearyl Alcohol is a fatty alcohol extracted from cetyl wax, usually in the form of solid white particles or waxes. It has good emulsification, thickening and anti-delamination properties, and is an important ingredient in many industries due to its versatility and safety.

PEG-7 Glycerin Cocoate is a synthetic nonionic surfactant usually produced by polyvinyl alcoholization of glycerol with coconut acid. It is widely used in the personal care and cosmetic industries and is favored for its excellent emulsifying, thickening and moisturizing properties.

Sulfonated Castor Oil / Turkey red oil is a yellow or brown thick oil-like transparent liquid, an anionic surfactant, an important pesticide emulsifier, with excellent emulsification, permeability, dispersion and wettability, easily soluble in water to form emulsion, exposed in the air will deteriorate.