Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate CAS 90387-74-9

Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate, a premium amino acid-derived anionic surfactant synthesized from natural coconut oil fatty acids and glycine amino acid, owns multiple outstanding physicochemical and functional characteristics that make Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate irreplaceable in modern cleaning formulation industries;while Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate delivers abundant, creamy and persistent foam without harsh irritation, features strong hard-water resistance and outstanding compatibility with other anionic, amphoteric and nonionic surfactants to upgrade overall foaming and cleansing efficiency of compound formulas, besides Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate boasts favorable biodegradability and low skin irritation that avoids stripping skin’s inherent sebum barrier after cleansing, leaving skin smooth, moist and non-tight post-rinse. In practical application fields, Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate acts as primary or auxiliary foaming and cleansing raw material dominantly used in high-end amino acid facial cleansers, sensitive-skin body washes, mild shampoos and infant bubble bath products targeting delicate baby skin, meanwhile Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate is widely incorporated into shaving creams, foam toothpaste and gentle hand sanitizers for daily personal care, and Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate also extends its usage to mild household cleaners such as fruit & vegetable detergents and silk/wool gentle washing liquids, plus partial industrial cleaning formulations requiring low-irritation surface active ingredients thanks to the comprehensive superior performance of Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate.
| Item | standard |
Appearance (25℃) | White to light yellow powder |
PH Value (10% solution) | 8.0-9.5 |
| Odor | slight characteristic odor |
Solubility (20℃) | > 50 g/L (water) |
Surface tension (0.1%) | 30-35mN/m (25℃) |



A: sodium cocoyl glycinate is used as the primary gentle cleanser in a wide range of rinse-off products, wherever the goal is effective yet non-irritating cleansing with a pleasant, creamy lather.
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