This sulfate-free facial cleanser uses mild amino acid-based surfactant Glycinate as the primary surfactant which is gentle on your delicate skin. The unique texture and high viscosity when combined with glycerin. The formula is soap-free and polymer-free too. It generates a high-quality dense foam, leaving a refreshing skin-after feel, and a great user experience.
Sino Lion is a global supplier of specialty chemicals for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. Their product list includes skin lighteners and enhancers, anti-microbial agents, anti-aging agents, cooling and warming agents, sunscreens, emulsifying agents, surfactants, skin and hair conditioners, emollients, natural products and polymers. Applications include a variety of body, face, hair and skin care products.
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