Soap

About Soap

Soap functions primarily as a surfactant / cleanser in cosmetic formulations. breaks down oils, dirt, and impurities so they can be rinsed away with water. It is commonly used in gel cleansers, foaming face washes, micellar waters, and body washes for cleansing skin and hair effectively without excessive stripping.

Formulation Role & Skin Benefits

Soap is selected for formulations requiring cleansing skin and hair effectively without excessive stripping, delivering leaving skin clean, refreshed, and receptive to treatment products.

Best suited for all skin types, choosing mild formulas for sensitive skin. Typical formulation context: facial cleansers, foaming washes, body washes, and shampoos.

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