Chemical surfactants are omnipresent in consumer products, but they are the subject of
environmental concerns. For this reason, the complete replacement of petrochemical …

The development of shampoo and cleansing formulations in cosmetics is at a crossroads
due to consumer demands for better performing, more natural products and also the strong …

New surfactants are not necessarily better than established surfactants; new surfactants
need to be better, cheaper or have a lower environmental impact to have an advantage …

Surfactin is a natural surfactant almost exclusively produced by Bacillus species with
excellent physical‐chemical, and biological properties. Among innovative applications …

Recently, consumers have become invested in more natural and sustainable ingredients
contained in personal care products. Unfortunately, cationic surfactants are still heavily …

Methylcellulose and chitosan served as promising ingredients for a thermoresponsive hair
styling gel after successful application in the medical industry. Both ingredients uphold the …

Biosurfactants (BS) have been extensively researched due to their potential applications in
various fields, including textiles, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and oil …

Rheological structuring and tunability of surfactant solutions is a vital aspect of product
formulation for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and consumer product applications. Sulfate-free …

Biosurfactants are surface-active molecules produced by yeasts, fungi, and bacteria under
different fermentation conditions and growing substrates. These molecules are considered …

Surfactants are multifunctional amphiphilic compounds and have wide applications in
various industries, such as food, agriculture, petroleum, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and …