Potassium cocoyl glycinate
What is Potassium cocoyl glycinate?
Potassium cocoyl glycinate (CAS 301341-58-2) is an amino acid-based surfactant derived from glycine and coconut fatty acids.
Where is Potassium cocoyl glycinate used?
- Personal care: mild cleansing and foaming agent for skin compatibility and low irritation potential
- Facial cleansers and foaming washes: effective cleansing with a dense, stable foam profile for sensitive and compromised skin
- Shampoos and scalp care: balances cleansing performance with scalp tolerance
- Body washes and baby care: primary or co-surfactant for low-irritancy positioning claims
- Leave-on and rinse-off formulations: supports emulsification and dispersion for uniform ingredient distribution
- It is often combined with other sulfate-free surfactants to enhance performance.
Commercial specifications
- Aqueous solution with active content typically 30–40%
- Compliance with major international cosmetic ingredient regulations for global distribution
- Packaging in drums and intermediate bulk containers (IBCs)
Other Names (Synonyms)
Potassium N-Cocoyl Glycinate|OPYCWZAISQDBFV-UHFFFAOYSA-N|Glycine, N-coco acyl derivs., potassium salts|POTASSIUM COCOYL HYDROLYZED OAT PROTEIN