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Cocamide MIPA

Caractéristiques

INCI
Cocamide MIPA
CAS
68333-82-4
EC
269-793-0, 931-596-9
Fonctions
emulsifying, emulsion stabilising, foam boosting, surfactant, viscosity controlling

Для кого подходит

Skin Type
▲ Oily ▲ Combination ▲ Normal
Face Concern
▼ Acne ▼ Sensitive Skin ▼ Rosacea ▼ Eczema
Hair Concern
▼ Hair Volume ▼ Fine Hair ▼ Dandruff ▼ Flaky scalp ▼ Hair Loss ▼ Frizz ▼ Damage ▼ Split Ends ▼ Bleached Hair ▼ Color-Treated ▼ Hydration ▼ Scalp Health ▼ Sensetive Scalp
Application Area
▲ Hair ▲ Scalp
amides, coco, n- ((2-hydroxypropyle)

Descriptif

Cocamide MIPA is a coconut-derived ingredient used mostly in cleansers, shampoos, body washes, and other rinse-off formulas. It’s made by combining fatty acids from coconut oil with methyl isopropanolamine, and it works mainly as a foam booster, thickener, and cleansing helper. In a formula, it helps create a richer lather, improves texture, and can make products feel creamier and more stable.

For hair and skin, Cocamide MIPA doesn’t act like a treatment ingredient on its own, but it can make cleansing products more pleasant and effective to use. People who like a more luxurious foam or a thicker shampoo often benefit from it. It’s especially useful in formulas designed to remove oil, sweat, and buildup while still feeling smooth during application.

Caveat: because it’s a surfactant-related ingredient, it may be less ideal for very dry, very sensitive, or easily irritated skin if used in a harsh formula. As with many cleansing ingredients, the overall product matters more than the ingredient alone. In leave-on products it’s uncommon, and in rinse-off products it’s generally there to support performance rather than provide direct skin benefits.

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Synonymes
Cocamide Mipa Cocamide MIPA (Coconut Derived) Cocamide MIPA (Coconut-Derived) Cocamide MIPA (From Natural Sugar) Cocamide MIPA (Plant Derived Foam Booster) Cocamide Mipa * Cocamide Mipa **) Cocamide Mipa* Cocamide Mipa** Cocamide Monoisopropanolamine