Sodium Coco Sulfate (SCS), 25 kg

Key benefits

• Strong cleansing performance – suitable where the product is expected to have “real washing power”.
• Rich foam – supports intense foaming in rinse‑off formulations.
• Granulated form – more practical dosing, generally lower dustiness compared to fine powder.
• Suitable for solid and powdered products – granules are easier to incorporate into the blend than a light powder.
• Performs well in surfactant blends – allows fine‑tuning of foam and mildness by combining with other surfactants.

Suitable for products such as

• Solid shampoos and solid cleansing bars
• Shower products (solid and liquid, depending on the chosen system)
• Bath powders and powdered cleansing blends
• Rinse‑off scrubs with a surfactant base
• Cleansing pastes and thicker rinse‑off formulations

Use in formulation

• Water‑soluble – in granulated form it is recommended to allow more time for wetting and dissolution; gradual sprinkling into the agitated aqueous phase helps.
• Miscible with other surfactants – for a milder profile it is often combined with amphoteric surfactants (e.g. betaines) and/or non‑ionic surfactants (e.g. glucosides).
• Compatible with common humectants (e.g. glycerin) – they can improve the after‑wash feel.
• Practical tip for granules: if you are making a solid shampoo, granules usually “anchor” better in the mixture; if you are making a liquid product, use adequate mixing to prevent clumping.

Safety and storage

• When handling, avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes and minimize inhalation of particles.
• Although granules usually create less dust than powder, when transferring work in a clean, ventilated area and use appropriate protective equipment.
• Store in a tightly closed container, in a dry place, protected from moisture; granules that have absorbed moisture may form lumps and be more difficult to dose.