Potassium cocoyl hydrolyzed soy protein

Potassium cocoyl hydrolyzed soy protein (CAS 169590-92-5) is a mild, protein-derived surfactant produced by condensing coconut fatty acids with hydrolyzed soy protein.

Where is Potassium cocoyl hydrolyzed soy protein used?

• Personal care: cleansing, foaming and conditioning agent
• Shampoos and body washes: gentle cleansing while depositing hydrolyzed protein onto hair and skin
• Facial cleansers and baby care products: mildness and low irritation potential
• Co-surfactant in foam boosters and emulsified cleansing systems
• Home care and mild industrial cleaning: degreasing with a biodegradable profile
• It improves foam stability alongside primary surfactants.

Good to know: Its action reduces the harshness typical of conventional sulfate systems.

Commercial specifications

• Active content around 30 to 40 percent