Laucosol PO 65 (Conditioning Agent for Shampoos & Cleansers)

• INCI Name: Coco Glucoside, Glyceryl Oleate, Aqua, Lactic Acid
• Type: Lipid layer enhancer for surfactant cleansing preparations
• Typical usage rate: 5%
• Source: Blend from raw materials of vegetable origin
• Suitable For: Wash-Off Cosmetic Use

• Shampoos
• Body washes and shower gels
• Facial cleansers
• Hand washes
• Rinse-off cleansing products
• Formulas where a more conditioned after-feel is wanted

Laucosol PO 65 Is For:

• Formulators making rinse-off cleansing products
• Makers who want a more conditioned feel in surfactant systems
• Small-batch brands developing shampoos, body washes, hand washes, and facial cleansers

Laucosol PO 65 Is Not For:

• Leave-on creams, lotions, or serums
• Oil-only products
• Use on its own as a finished cleanser

• As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Add to suitable surfactant cleansing formulations.
• As a Shampoo Ingredient: Use in rinse-off hair cleansing products where a softer after-feel is wanted.
• As a Cleansing Support Ingredient: Use in facial cleansers, hand washes, and body washes.
• Processing Tip: Mix into your cleansing system until fully uniform.
• Processing Tip: Check the finished formula for appearance, thickness, and skin feel, as performance will depend on the rest of your surfactant blend.

• For external use only; do not ingest.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• Keep the container tightly closed when not in use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Q: Why is Laucosol PO 65 used in cleansers instead of leave-on products?
A: It is designed for surfactant-based wash-off systems and is used to help improve the after-feel after rinsing.

Q: Can I add Laucosol PO 65 to a balm or facial oil?
A: No. It is intended for cleansing formulas rather than oil-only products.

Q: Why does the ingredient list include lactic acid?
A: Lactic acid forms part of the final supplied blend together with coco glucoside, glyceryl oleate, and aqua.

Q: What should I check when using it in a new cleanser?
A: Check the finished product for appearance, thickness, and overall feel, since the final result will depend on the full surfactant system.