Sodium Lauroyl Oat Amino Acids

INGREDIENT

Sodium Lauroyl Oat Amino Acids

Surfactant; Cleansing Agent; Hair & Skin Conditioning

Approved

Low expected systemic concern and generally milder than traditional soap or sulfate surfactants. Irritation | Any surfactant may irritate at high concentration, while oat-derived protein residues could rarely be relevant to sensitized individuals.

Also known as 1 Synonym
Function An amino-acid-based surfactant derived from lauric acid and oat amino acids, used for mild cleansing and conditioning.
Safety Meter Approved
Evidence Level Limited
CAS Number Not listed
Category Surfactant; Cleansing Agent; Hair & Skin Conditioning
Function An amino-acid-based surfactant derived from lauric acid and oat amino acids, used for mild cleansing and conditioning.
Evidence Level Limited
Status Approved
INSIDE THE FORMULA

What it does

An amino-acid-based surfactant derived from lauric acid and oat amino acids, used for mild cleansing and conditioning.

OUR STANDARD

How to read this rating

This rating reflects the Oh Daisey ingredient standard and the evidence currently available for cosmetic use. Product safety can also depend on concentration, exposure route, formulation, manufacturing quality, and individual sensitivity.

RESEARCH

Sources

  1. 1 https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors/cosmetics/cosing_en https://www.cir-safety.org/
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Found in Approved Products

This ingredient appears in 2 Oh Daisey Approved Products.

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