Coco Glucoside – Cosmetic Grade – 240 ml / 8 fl oz - Mild Non-Ionic Surfactant for Cleansers, Shampoos and DIY Cosmetic Formulations

I like to add soluable eucalyptus oil to my shower gel, but the trouble with that is that it makes the gel runny and less foamy. This product really helps solve both those issues. Just add the oil, then the Coco-Glucoside, then shake. It mixes fine and you don't really need to reshake to remix every time you use. If uou like to experiment with different oils, like I do, this product is great.

I gor this for my Shampoo creations And it worked perfectly 🥰

This is a 240ml bottle of a cosmetic ingredient - it’s not a shampoo as is, It’s for adding to formulations to make your own shampoo and shower gel etc… I’ve been experiementing with making my own products for personal use for awhile now and was glad to get this to play with. It foams decently - about the same as the foamer in baby shampoo, but it’s not on the level of SLS or SLES, which I wouldn’t expect. For me the bonus is that as an ingredient it’s Curly Girl friendly, so I know it’s not going to strip curls of moisture. I’ve tried it once in a very basic mix and it mixed well with my other ingredients and cleansed my hair well, to an almost squeaky clean. It’s pretty viscous so pours slowly. There is no smell, so it accepted my essential oil additions nicely. All in all a good cleanser for DIY projects.

There are no instructions on how to use it, so I had to do a bit of research and buy some extra ingredients. I've made my own body wash, and it seems quite good. I can't feel or see any irritation to my skin, and it works as a normal body wash. Can't complain.

This is a review of 'Myoc Coco-Glucoside, Natural Surfactant for Skin, Shampoo, Body Wash, Shower Gel, Coco Glucoside Bulk–240ml (240ml)'. This is an ingredient used to formulate cosmetics products, in this case shampoo. I mistakenly thought that this could just be diluted and used as shampoo or body wash which apparently is not the case, yo would probably need to add other ingredients to it. That said, if you're into DIY cosmetics at home, or have some cosmetic chemistry knowledge, this is something you could use to make conditioner or other haircare products.