Sucrose ester of coconut fatty acids; food-grade origin. Very mild nonionic surfactant/emulsifier. Derived from sugar and coconut oil - both renewable. Skin-compatible; non-irritating. Functions as both surfactant and emollient. Suitable for sensitive skin and clean beauty formulations. Biodegradable.
Function & Common Use
Surfactant / Cleansing Agent / Emulsifier
Surfactants
Natural cleansers, cleansing balms, cream cleansers, emulsifying cleansers
Natural/Synthetic
Concentration Limits
None
None
None
None
Format restriction: None
Baby restriction: No
Pregnancy: No
IFRA: No
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sucrose Cocoate safe to use in skincare?
Sucrose Cocoate has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. Sucrose ester of coconut fatty acids; food-grade origin. Very mild nonionic surfactant/emulsifier. Derived from sugar and coconut oil - both renewable. Skin-compatible; non-irritating. Functions as both surfactant and emollient. Suitable for sensitive skin and clean beauty formulations. Biodegradable.
Is Sucrose Cocoate allowed in India?
Sucrose Cocoate is currently classified as "Permitted" under Indian cosmetics regulations. The maximum permitted concentration is None.
What is Sucrose Cocoate used for in cosmetics?
Sucrose Cocoate functions as: Surfactant / Cleansing Agent / Emulsifier. It is commonly found in: Natural cleansers, cleansing balms, cream cleansers, emulsifying cleansers.
Can Sucrose Cocoate cause an allergic reaction?
Yes. Sucrose Cocoate has an allergen flag (No). If you have sensitive skin or known fragrance/contact allergies, patch-test products containing this ingredient before full use.
Is Sucrose Cocoate safe for babies?
Sucrose Cocoate has baby/child restrictions: No. Avoid using products containing this ingredient on infants unless specifically formulated and labelled for baby use.
Regulatory Status
EU Annex: None
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