Azotobacter chroococcum (Azotobacter chroococcum ferment) - conditioning, skin protectant

INCI Name

Azotobacter chroococ...

Functions

2 Roles

Sustainability

8/10

What It Does

Conditioning agents transform the feel of skin and hair. They deposit a fine film that smooths rough surfaces, reduces friction, and imparts a silky, healthy appearance. From detangling stubborn hair to leaving skin touchably soft, conditioners deliver immediate sensory gratification.

Improves slip and manageability

Reduces static and frizz

Adds shine and smoothness

Protects from mechanical damage

Technical Properties

Ionic Charge

nonionic

Molecular charge type

Viscosity Effect

neutral

Impact on formula thickness

Ingredient Compatibility

Works Well With

humectantsemollientsnonionic surfactantsmost preservatives

Avoid Combining

strong oxidizershigh concentrations of alcohol

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Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Score

8/10

Biodegradability

readily biodegradable

Source

fermentation

Feedstock

bacterial fermentation

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Quick Reference

Full INCI Name: Azotobacter chroococcum
Common Name: Azotobacter chroococcum ferment
Category: actives

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