An Origin of Sensorics and Texture
Genamin SPA
Edition Date :
October 04, 2021
Genamin SPA is a plant-based, cationic surfactant used in Hair Care products. It has good softening properties and improves the wet feeling and conditioning effects of a shampoo.
Product Information
Benefits
- Plant-based
- Improves wet and dry combing
- Polishes hair shine
- Controls hair volume
- Reduces hair frizzy
- Ideal for stable and rich creamy formulations
- Good softening
- Compatible with anionic surfactant
- Readily biodegradable
- Superior antistatic effect
- Effective with other quaternary salts
Product details
Chemical Name
- Stearamidopropyl Dimethylamine
Product Function
- Hair Conditioning Agent
Chemical Type
- Amines
Applications
- Shower, Liquid Soap
- Shampoo
- Hair Conditioner
Performance Claims
- Conditioning
MSDS and TDS
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Technical Data
| Appearance | Pellets |
| Active Substance (ca.) | 100% |
| INCI-Name | Stearamidopropyldimethylamine |
Applications
Genamin SPA is an effective conditioning agent after being neutralized with an acid (e.g. lactic acid, citric acid or glutamic acid). It is able to create a highly viscous conditioning system and also delivers good stability under both high and freeze temperature.
In the application of hair shampoo, Genamin SPA is compatible with some of anionic surfactants and increases the viscosity. It improves the wet feeling and conditioning effects of shampoo, as well.
In coloration products Genamin SPA contributes as emulsifier or thicker.
In the application of hair shampoo, Genamin SPA is compatible with some of anionic surfactants and increases the viscosity. It improves the wet feeling and conditioning effects of shampoo, as well.
In coloration products Genamin SPA contributes as emulsifier or thicker.
Documentation
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