Lauryl glucoside

Other names: Laurul Glucoside

Harm score: 2 (Derivatives of natural substances)

Lauryl glucoside, also known as Laurul glucoside, is a natural surfactant that is very commonly used in cosmetic products. This ingredient has its origin in plants and is therefore not only kind to the skin but also to the environment. Due to its properties, lauryl glucoside is used not only in cleaning products, but also in shampoos, shower gels and even soaps.

Lauryl glucoside is especially appreciated for its gentle and gentle action. It does not dissolve the natural fat of the skin, does not leave a dry feeling and does not cause irritation. It is therefore a great choice for sensitive and dry skin. Besides, it helps dissolve oils and fats perfectly, making it ideal for removing makeup or hair products. These properties distinguish lauryl glucoside from conventional chemical ingredients that can be irritating or drying to the skin.

Lauryl glucoside can be found in a wide range of cosmetic products. It can be found in cleansing lotions, make-up remover waters, scrubs, but also in skin creams. Hair cosmetics such as shampoos, conditioners or hair masks also often contain lauryl glucoside. This is where its ability to remove product build-up without disturbing the natural pH of the scalp is used. Its widespread use in many cosmetic products makes it a versatile and sought-after ingredient.