Lauric Acid (C12

Lauric Acid (C12) is a cosmetic-grade saturated fatty acid commonly used in personal care and cosmetic formulations. It functions as an emollient, cleansing aid, and formulation ingredient that helps improve the texture and consistency of skincare, haircare, and cleansing products. Lauric Acid is widely utilized in the production of soaps, surfactants, emulsifiers, and specialty cosmetic ingredients, making it a versatile raw material for formulators seeking smooth application and stable formulations. Intended for cosmetic manufacturing and formulation purposes only.

Uses

• Used in facial cleansers and body washes
• Suitable for bar soaps and liquid soaps
• Common ingredient in shampoos and hair cleansers
• Used in creams, lotions, and body care formulations
• Acts as a raw material for surfactants and emulsifiers
• Suitable for cosmetic manufacturing and R&D formulations

Benefits

• Helps enhance product texture and consistency
• Supports smooth and even product application
• Contributes to rich lather in cleansing formulations
• Improves formulation stability
• Compatible with a wide range of cosmetic ingredients
• Versatile ingredient for skincare and haircare products