Sulfated castor oil, 100 ml
Sulfated castor oil dissolves essential and vegetable oils in water, it is used in the production of bath oils.More information
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Characteristics
- Sulfated castor oil is obtained from castor oil by a chemical reaction with sulfuric acid.
- Unsaponifiable oil used in some soap recipes. Not suitable as a main oil for soap making, it is unsaponifiable.
- This oil dissolves completely in water. Sulfated castor oil is created by adding sulfuric acid to castor oil and is considered the first synthetic detergent.
- Its synonym is Turkish Red Oil and is known to have a strong and heavy scent. It is a surfactant and therefore makes a great base for a bath oil as it mixes well with water.
Use
- Disperses essential and plant oils in water.
- For cosmetic use
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Solubility
- Water-soluble
Dosage
- 0.2-4%
Biological definition
- 30 – 50% Castor Oil, Sulphate, Sodium Salt CAS: 68187-76-8
- CAS-No 68187-76-8 EC No. 269-123-7 EINECS No. 269-123-71.2
Warning
- Signal word: Warning
- H319-Causes serious skin irritation
Parameters
| Emulsion type | Oil in water (O/W) |
| Cleansing mildness | No cleansing agent |
| Most common use | For oil-based products |
| Unit volume (ml) | 100 |
| Foaming | Non-foaming |
| Most common use | Bath (foams, oils), Water-based products (toners, sprays, gels), Dissolving fragrances |
| Role in the formulation | Solubilizer |
| Package size | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Ekokoza |
| Country of origin | EU |
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