Lauryl Glucoside
A gentle sugar-based cleanser.
What it does
A mild cleanser made from sugar and coconut or palm oil. It lifts dirt and makes a soft foam.
Good to know
US dermatologists named the glucoside family Allergen of the Year in 2017. Some skin may react.
Often found in: Shampoos, Shower gels, Toothpastes, Soaps
Around the world
- United States: No FDA limit. The FDA doesn't approve cosmetic ingredients before sale. Source
- EU and UK: No special limit in the EU or UK. Source
- Canada: Not on Health Canada's Hotlist of restricted ingredients. Source
- Australia: No limit in Australia's Poisons Standard. Source
Sources
- Alkyl glucosides: 2017 "Allergen of the Year" (Dermatitis, 2017) (Medical)
- CIR: Safety Assessment of Decyl Glucoside and Other Alkyl Glucosides as Used in Cosmetics (2013) (Industry-funded)
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