SLSA - Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate

SLSA – Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate (Cosmetic Grade)

A gentle, high-foaming surfactant derived from coconut and palm oils. SLSA (Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate) is widely used in bath and body formulations to create rich, luxurious lather and cleansing power without the harshness of traditional sulphates. It’s mild on skin, making it ideal for bubbly bath bombs, foaming bath salts, whipped soaps, and cleansing powders.

INCI: Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate

Appearance: Fine white powder

Uses in Formulation:
• Bath bombs and bubbling bath fizzers
• Foaming bath salts and bath powders
• Whipped soaps, sugar scrubs, and shower soufflés
• Shampoos, cleansing bars, and solid cleansers
• Bubble bars and bubble scoops

Typical Usage Rates:
• Bath bombs & fizzers: 5–15%
• Bath powders & soaks: 5–15%
• Whipped soaps & scrubs: 2–10%
• Shampoos & cleansing bars: 5–20%
• Bubble bars & scoops: 10–30%

Why Makers Love It:
SLSA produces dense, creamy foam that feels luxurious on the skin while being gentle enough for sensitive skin types. It’s the go-to ingredient for bath bombs that fizz and foam, bubble bars that produce long-lasting bubbles, and scrubs that cleanse as they exfoliate.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Shelf life approx. 24 months.

Free From: Preservatives, fragrance, colourants. Vegan friendly & cruelty free.

Important: For external cosmetic use only. This is a raw cosmetic ingredient. Finished products must be assessed before sale. Avoid inhalation of fine dust.