Application
Used in wetting agent formulations, liquid detergents, cleaners, shampoos and laundry detergents.

SLES is commonly used in the production of shampoo, wetting agents in the textile sector, and firefighting foams. Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate is primarily used in the textile sector for shampoo and the manufacture of wetting agents. An anionic surfactant that is easily pourable, palm-derived, and produces a lot of foam.

It is employed in the chemical formulation and detergent producing sectors. It's a Sodium Lauryl Sulfate with a greater foaming capacity (SLS).
Uses
   Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES) is a detergent and surfactant found in many personal care products
Benefits
• Easy to pour

• Dissolves quickly

• Has emulsifying properties

• Foaming agent
Usage Rate
   The usage for this product depends on the nature of the formulation, thus there is no exact recommended concentration.
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Percentage of Active Surfactant Matter - 28%
 
BENEFITS AND USES-
• Essentially it is used in formulating mild, high-foaming cleansers like soaps, body washes, shampoos, detergents, bubble baths, toothpaste, mouthwashes, etc.
• It is gentler on the skin and does not strip it of its natural oils and moisture.
• It is often the base ingredient in volumizing shampoos and shampoos made specifically for dry hair.
• It produces a lather that spreads well and heightens the sensory feel of deep cleaning.
• It offers excellent safety and toxicity profile which enables its use in products targeted at people with sensitive skin.
• Additionally, it is used in automobile cleaners, de-greasers, floor cleaners, spot removers, etc. 
HOW IT WORKS-
• It works by breaking the surface tension of water allowing it to clean dirt and oil.
• It works as a surfactant and cleans the surface through the process of micellization.
 CONCENTRATION AND SOLUBILITY-
• It is generally used at a maximum concentration of 50%
• It is soluble in water and insoluble in oil.
HOW TO USE-
• Mix it with other surfactants and add the mix to the heated water phase.
• Mix water and oil phase at a constant temperature and stir continuously.
• Add stabilisers to the final mixture