Sodium Laureth Sulfate / SLES 70% appears as a white or light yellow viscous paste. It also comes in the form of a light yellow or colorless liquid. This form of sodium salt does not have any odor.

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• • Sodium lauryl ether sulfate (SLES) is used as a surfactant or anionic detergent in personal care products such as toothpaste, soaps and shampoos.

• • SLES is a largely available and inexpensive foaming agent that allows it to clean the body effectively bytrapping dirt particles on the skin. It is very safe for use even in the mouth. The fact that it does not have pungent odors or taste makes it a good addition to any personal care product.Sodium Laureth Sulfate / SLES 70

• • It is soluble in water, has excellent detergency features, good biodegradability and anti-hard water performance. These features make it good for soaps. In addition, its high biodegradation makes it safe for the environment.

• •  This, in turn helps in the improvement of the solidity of disperse and reactive dyeing. SLES has a high molecular weight that gives superior levelling and dyeing depth than many emulsifiers.

• Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES 70%)?
2. What does SLES stand for?
3. What is Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate?
4. Is Sodium Laureth Sulfate the same as Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate?
5. What are the synonyms and alternative names for SLES 70%?
6. What does 70% active matter mean in SLES?
7. What is the typical appearance of SLES 70%?
8. What is the CAS number of Sodium Laureth Sulfate?
9. What is the general chemical formula of SLES?
10. What is the typical ethoxylation level of commercial SLES?
11. What are the main uses of SLES 70%?
12. Is SLES 70% an anionic surfactant?
13. Is SLES 70% used as a foaming agent?
14. Is SLES used in liquid detergent manufacturing?