Sodium Laureth Sulfate for Professional Cleansing Systems, Shampoo Production, and Foam Cosmetics
Sodium Laureth Sulfate is one of the most widely used surfactant ingredients in the global cosmetic industry and professional cosmetic manufacturing. The ingredient is broadly used in shampoo systems, cleansing cosmetics, shower gels, liquid soaps, facial cleansers, and modern foam formulations because of its ability to create stable dense foam, effective cleansing performance, and comfortable finished product texture.
Sodium Laureth Sulfate is highly valued by manufacturers of shampoos, SPA cosmetics, cleansing systems, foam products, and professional hair care formulations. The ingredient helps create products with strong foam performance, pleasant texture, and stable formulation behavior even during long-term storage.
In hair care products, Sodium Laureth Sulfate is commonly used in shampoos, scalp cleansing systems, cleansing gels, SPA hair products, and professional hair formulations. The ingredient combines well with Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Coco Glucoside, Decyl Glucoside, panthenol, conditioning additives, proteins, hydrosols, and modern hair care ingredients.
In cleansing cosmetics, Sodium Laureth Sulfate is actively used in shower gels, cleansing foams, liquid soaps, facial cleansers, and hand cleansing products. The ingredient helps create stable foam texture and effective cleansing systems in modern cosmetic products.
In SPA and wellness cosmetics, Sodium Laureth Sulfate is commonly used in aromatic cleansing products, foam systems, SPA shower gels, and body cleansing formulations. The ingredient helps create comfortable cleansing products suitable for daily use and professional SPA systems.
In professional cosmetic manufacturing, Sodium Laureth Sulfate is widely used in cleansing concentrates, foam bases, shampoo concentrates, and advanced cosmetic formulations. Because of its versatility, the ingredient remains one of the most important surfactant ingredients in the modern cosmetic industry.
The ingredient is usually added into the water phase of the formulation. The recommended amount depends on the product type, desired foam profile, and purpose of the final formulation.
Professional Shampoo Concentrate with Sodium Laureth Sulfate
Water phase:
Purified Water - 56 ml
Glycerin - 4 ml
Hydrosella - 5 ml
Surfactant system:
Sodium Laureth Sulfate - 22 ml
Cocamidopropyl Betaine - 7 ml
Coco Glucoside - 4 ml
Active phase:
Panthenol - 3 ml
Rosemary Hydrosol - 4 ml
Optiphen BD Preservative - 1 ml
How to Prepare the Shampoo Concentrate
Pour purified water at room temperature into a clean mixing container and add glycerin. Stir until fully clear and uniform.
In a separate container combine Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, and Coco Glucoside. Mix slowly and carefully to avoid excessive foam formation.
Add the surfactant system into the water phase and continue slow mixing until a uniform texture is formed.
After that add Hydrosella and Rosemary Hydrosol. Continue mixing until fully uniform.
Then add panthenol and Optiphen BD preservative. Continue mixing for 5-10 minutes until a stable and uniform texture is formed.
After preparation leave the product for several hours to stabilize the formulation and allow trapped air bubbles to disappear.
The final result is a professional shampoo concentrate with dense foam, comfortable cleansing performance, and modern lightweight texture.
Cleansing Foam Gel with Sodium Laureth Sulfate
Water phase:
Purified Water - 67 ml
Glycerin - 5 ml
Surfactant system:
Sodium Laureth Sulfate - 15 ml
Cocamidopropyl Betaine - 10 ml
Active phase:
Panthenol - 2 ml
Lavender Hydrosol - 5 ml
Optiphen BD Preservative - 1 ml
How to Prepare the Foam Gel
Pour water into a clean container and add glycerin. Mix until fully clear.
In a separate container combine Sodium Laureth Sulfate and Cocamidopropyl Betaine. Mix slowly until a uniform blend is formed.
Add the surfactant system into the water phase and stir gently.
After that add Lavender Hydrosol, then panthenol and Optiphen BD preservative.
Continue slow mixing for 5 minutes until fully uniform.
After preparation leave the product for several hours to stabilize the texture and allow trapped air bubbles to disappear.
The finished cleansing foam gel is suitable for cleansing cosmetics, body care products, and professional foam systems.