Lauryl Betaine God Cleansing Agent No known benefits Lauryl Betaine at a glance Surfactant used in skin, hair and body care for cleansing Helps stabilize foam in rinse-off products Occurs in cosmetics between 0.015% and 8.8% CIR Expert Panel deemed safe for use Lauryl Betaine description Lauryl betaine’s a skin care ingredient used as a cleansing agent and also to help promote foaming in rinse-off products like cleansers. It’s often used as a secondary surfactant, or as a “booster,” letting other surfactants play the primary role, where it helps to stabilize foaming. Although lauryl betaine can be plant derived, it’s also created synthetically, where in raw material form, it’s a clear liquid. Beyond skin care cleansers, it’s also featured in shampoos and body washes. The Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel deemed lauryl betaine safe for use, noting that it appears in cosmetics and personal care products in amounts between 0.015% and 8.8%. Related ingredients: Lauryl Glucoside