Also called coconut tegobetaine, it is an amphoteric surfactant obtained from the fatty acids of coconut oil, which is why it is 100% of vegetable origin. Depending on our formula, it should act as anionic (cleaner) or cationic (conditioner). Mild surfactant and good foaming. Excellent on sensitive skin, facial cleansers (micellar water) and shampoos for children. It has an anti-frizz and conditioning effect in shampoos. It is generally used as a secondary surfactant, that is, it is mixed with other surfactants such as, for example, decylglucoside. Its pH is between 4 and 7. Percentages vary depending on the product. In products that do not require whitening, such as micellar waters, we will use between 1 and 5%, in contrast, in those that require whitening, such as shampoo, shower gel or baby hygiene products, we will use between 5 and 35% .

Ingredients: Cocamidopropyl Betaine.