Sulfated castor oil, 100 ml

Characteristics

• Sulfated castor oil is obtained from castor oil by a chemical reaction with sulfuric acid.
• An unsaponifiable oil used in some soap recipes. It is not suitable as a base 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.
• The synonymous name is Turkish Red Oil and it is known to have a strong and heavy smell. It is a surfactant and therefore makes a great base for a bath oil as it mixes well with water.

Use

• Disperses essential and vegetable oils in water.
• For cosmetic use

Solubility

• Soluble in water

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

Notice

• Signal word: Warning
  • H319-Causes serious skin irritation