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Health Related Forums => Topics in Healthcare => Topic started by: Vikasm on July 14, 2009, 04:02:50 PM
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Cocamide DEA is a used to increase foaming quality and to stabilise foam, making it last longer in the presence of oil and dirt. Without it the foam would collapse and disappear. It makes bubbles smaller and richer. It supports the action of the primary surfactant, which for example, could be Sodium Laureth Sulphate. We use Cocamide DEA in our patented Bubble Bars. They create film star bubble baths with masses of foam.
They were invented with the thought that bubble baths, once such a pleasure, had declined to a little thin foam floating on the surface of the water. This material supports the foam making it long lasting, rich and luxurious. Our exclusive Bubble Bars combine Sodium Bicarbonate and Cream of Tartar with
Sodium Laureth Sulfate and Cocamide DEA. With this very versatile paste we can make an endless variety of different shapes. We can add softening ingredients for the skin such as coconut milk powder, essential oils and solid bath melt mixture, plus colour and fragrance. Finishing them with many things, sugar cubes, candy flowers, glitter and rose buds. Our innovative foaming bath grains contain this material to boost and make foam long lasting and in liquid bubble baths Cocamide DEA helps to thicken the product. Cocamide DEA is used in our Shampoo Bars and Truckles. It boosts and richens the foam supporting the main surfactant which is Sodium Lauryl Sulphate.