Ethoxylated Ingredients: What They Are and Why They Are Used

Ethoxylated Ingredients: What They Are and Why They Are Used

Ethoxylated ingredients, also known as polyethylene glycol (PEG) derivatives or ethoxylates, are a class of compounds formed by reacting ethylene oxide with various substances, such as alcohols, acids, or amines. This process, called ethoxylation, introduces a polyethylene glycol chain to the original molecule, altering its properties and making it more water-soluble and less irritating.
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