At Aloderma, farm-to-skin transparency extends beyond hero ingredients like aloe vera. We prioritize gentle yet powerful formulations, and Decyl Glucoside is a prime example of this philosophy.

Decyl Glucoside is a non-ionic surfactant, a scientific way of saying it's a cleansing agent derived from renewable sources like coconut or corn sugar. This sugar molecule undergoes a process called glycosylation, where it bonds with fatty alcohols from plants. This creates a gentle micelle structure, attracting and suspending dirt, oil, and impurities without disrupting the skin's natural lipid barrier. Unlike harsh sulfate-based cleansers that can leave skin feeling stripped, Decyl Glucoside's micelles act more like magnets, effectively removing unwanted materials without causing irritation.

The non-ionic nature of Decyl Glucoside is crucial. Unlike ionic surfactants that can disrupt the skin's delicate pH, Decyl Glucoside remains neutral, minimizing the potential for irritation. This makes it ideal for all skin types, especially those prone to sensitivity. You'll find Decyl Glucoside in a variety of our cleansers, including the Aloe Brightening Facial Cleanser, the Aloe Clearing Cleanse, the Aloe Nourishing Facial Cleanser, and the Aloe Hydrating Cleanser for a comfortable, effective cleanse. Interestingly, Decyl Glucoside even plays a supporting role in our Aloe Firming Serum. Here, its mild cleansing properties help remove surface impurities and prep the skin for optimal serum absorption.

So, when you cleanse with your favorite Aloderma product containing Decyl Glucoside, you're experiencing the power of science combined with nature's gentle touch. This innovative ingredient ensures a thorough yet comfortable cleanse, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and ready for the next step in your skincare routine.