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Product Description

Foaming Apple Sodium Cocoyl Apple Amino Acids as mild amino acid surfactant for B2B formulation systems

Foaming Apple based on Sodium Cocoyl Apple Amino Acids is an amino acid surfactant designed for mild cleansing systems with high compatibility with skin and hair. In B2B formulation development, it is used to build gentle cleansing systems that combine effective removal of impurities with reduced irritation potential. Its structure enables formation of stable micellar systems, ensuring controlled foam generation and stability during storage and transport.

Functional role in formulation systems

Acts as a mild anionic surfactant producing fine stable foam. Provides cleansing while maintaining skin-friendly profile. Can be used as primary or secondary surfactant in multi-component systems.

Behavior in formulation

Fully water soluble and introduced at 20–40°C. High temperatures above 60°C may reduce foam performance. Compatible with amphoteric and nonionic surfactants. Interaction with cationic polymers may affect clarity. Electrolytes may reduce foam. Influences rheology indirectly through interaction with thickeners.

Impact on product

Creates soft stable foam, improves spreadability, reduces harshness. Affects viscosity via salt curve behavior.

Application areas

Shampoos, cleansers, baby care, SPA, household systems, contract manufacturing.

Formulation incorporation

Used at 5–30%, optimal pH 5–6.5.

Recipe cleansing gel

Ingredients:
Water — 60 ml
Foaming Apple — 20 g
Betaine — 5 g
Glycerin — 5 ml
Thickener — 1 g
Preservative — 1 g

Processing

Mix water phase, add surfactants gently, adjust pH.

Instruction

Avoid excessive aeration. Maintain pH.

Manufacturing stability

Stable and scalable.

Characteristics:
INCI Sodium Cocoyl Apple Amino Acids
Other
Application Cleansers for sensitive skin. Shampoos. Shower gels. Micellar waters. Face wash. Hand soap.
Att brand USA
Color product Clear to slightly cloudy light yellow liquid with a faint apple aroma
Dosage Recommended usage level: 1–25%
Features All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count 1
Name Foaming Apple 1 kg
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 1 kg
Properties Forms a rich, thick and stable foam. Has mild cleansing properties. Well tolerated by skin and eyes. Maintains the integrity of the skin barrier. Acts as a dispersing agent for mineral pigments and filters. Easily biodegradable.
Purpose Foaming Apple is a mild anionic surfactant derived from amino acids extracted from apple juice. It is sulfate and preservative free, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Foaming Apple is used as a mild surfactant in a variety of cosmetic and hygiene products, providing effective cleansing without irritating the skin.
Solubility water
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Valid until 09.2028
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