Sodium cocoyl glutamate

Sodium cocoyl glutamate (CAS 68187-32-6) is an amino acid-derived anionic surfactant produced by reacting coconut fatty acids with glutamic acid.

Where is Sodium cocoyl glutamate used?

• Facial cleansers, shampoos and body washes: primary or co-surfactant
• Baby care and sensitive-skin lines: reduces irritation potential while preserving soil removal
• Mild household cleaning: degreasing and wetting action in low-irritation, biodegradable systems
• It improves emulsion stability and surface wetting.

Good to know: Standard grades include cosmetic and personal care quality meeting ISO 16128 natural origin criteria; some suppliers offer material compliant with Ecocert or COSMOS certification requirements.

Commercial specifications

• Active content ranging from 30% to 95%