Cocamide MIPA
What is Cocamide MIPA?
Cocamide MIPA (CAS 68333-82-4) is a coconut-derived fatty acid alkanolamide. Also marketed as Loramine I.P.P. 240.
Where is Cocamide MIPA used?
- Shampoos and liquid hand soaps: thickens the base
- Conditioning rinses and cream-based cleansers: stabilizes emulsions, improving texture and shelf stability
- Hard surface cleaners and industrial degreasers: supports soil suspension and maintains viscosity across varying pH
- Car wash concentrates: controls foam profile
- Heavy-duty cleaning formulations: boosts detergent performance
- It functions as a foam booster, viscosity builder and emulsifier.
Good to know: Buyers should confirm low free amine content specifications when sourcing for regulated cosmetic markets.
Commercial specifications
- Packaged in drums or IBCs
- Technical and cosmetic grades; cosmetic grade meets purity requirements for leave-on and rinse-off personal care products
Other Names (Synonyms)
Amides, coco, N-(2-hydroxypropyl)|Loramine I.P.P. 240|Coco fatty acid N-(2-hydroxy-2-propyl)amine|Cyclomide CP