Three Challenges for Mild Surfactant Formulations
Mild surfactants, in skin cleansing products, have grown steadily over the past decade. Mild surfactants provide low skin irritation and luxurious, creamy lather at the start of a wash. They are easy to rinse, yet squeak-free during the wash and have a soft, moisturizing and smooth afterfeel. Some of the available thickening techniques can achieve the target viscosity.
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Reducing Surface Tension - Surfactants in Coatings
While the general topic of surfactants has not changed in the last 6 years, some new chemicals have surfaced and there was less emphasis on bio-based or green chemistry then than there is today. Natural surfactants must have both head and tail groups to come from a truly natural source.
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Choosing the Right Product for Cleaning Based on Surfactants Properties
Soaps and detergents are critical to personal and public health. Soaps and detergents found in the home fall into four major categories: personal cleaning, laundry, dishwashing, and household cleaning. Within each category, there are different types of products that are formulated with ingredients chosen to perform a wide range of cleaning functions as well as provide properties specific
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What about the Safety of Detergent Surfactants?
The soap and detergent industry has introduced new products as new manufacturing processes have emerged. From the day the company began developing new products, a commitment to safety has been a top priority for as long as the products have been on the market.
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Anionic Surfactants For Skin Care 
