BergaSoft CG 50
Very mild and natural non-ionic surfactant, readily biodegradable and compatible with other surfactant types that do not adversely affect skin or hair quality. The surfactant comes in a colorless, liquid form which allows for cold-process and transparent formulations as main or co-surfactant.Coco glucoside ranges between lauryl and decyl glucoside in terms of viscosity foam building and stability.
At a glance
- Mild and non-ionic surfactant
- Suitable for transparent systems
- Natural and readily biodegradable
Functions
- Solubilizers & Surfactants
Applications
- Skin Care
- Hair Care
INCI
- Coco Glucoside
Container
Sources
- Palm / Coconut Oil
- Corn
- Potatoe
Certifications
- ISO 16128: Ino = 1
- COSMOS approved
Processing
Knowledge
Explore how plant fiber-based Pickering emulsions offer a sustainable, natural alternative to traditional emulsifiers. Learn about their stability, sensory benefits, and formulation versatility in cosmetics.Learn MoreKnowledge
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Knowledge
Traditional emulsifiers, while effective, often require hot processing and can leave a waxy residue on the skin. In contrast, fiber-based emulsifiers are cold-processible, saving time and energy, and offering diverse textures and skin feels. These fibers, sourced from food industry waste, include soluble fibers (like pectin and gums) and insoluble fibers, which are crucial for creating Pickering emulsions that use solid particles to stabilize the oil-water interface.Learn More
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