So
Sodium Cetearyl Sulfate
Sodium Cetearyl Sulfate
An anionic emulsifier that helps build and stabilize creams and lotions and thickens the formula.
What it does
Sodium cetearyl sulfate is an anionic emulsifier made from cetearyl alcohol. It helps oil and water mix into stable creams and lotions and contributes to thickening. Unlike the harsher sulfate cleansing surfactants, here it is used for emulsion stability rather than foaming. It is a structural emulsifier rather than an active.
This page is public and indexed on purpose (unlike profiles and drops, which are unlisted) — it’s the citation behind shared ingredient cards, and it should be findable.
Want more like this?
Get Drop, free. Every flag cites its source, the app tells you when your routine is complete, and it helps you simplify — instead of selling you more products.