Trietanolamine of 99%

Trietanolamine - the strong alkaline agent used as the surface - active substances (SAS) and chemical rn regulators.
Functions - aromatic ingredient - Surfactant - emulsifier - neutralizes fatty acids - sposobstvt to the best dissolution of oils and other ingredients, konotory are not completely soluble in water - promotes mixing water - soluble and fat - soluble components

Where it is used - liquid washing means - dishwashing liquids - other cleaners - polishes - paints - lubricant okhlozhdayushchiye liquids - cosmetic products: ochizhayushchy milk, the skin lotions moisturizing cream, shampoos, shaving foam, pencils for eyes, mascara, eye shadow, blush, sunblock creams and on care of skin and products for clarification of skin.

Danger, risks, possible harm Because of high alkalinity and possibility that it can turn into nitrosamines (some of them are cancerogenic), its use in cosmetics has to decrease, predictably. Nevertheless trietanolamine is still widely used since 2009.
Research of 1996 has shown that trietanolamine can sometimes be the cause of contact allergy. Research has shown to 2001 that sunblock cream with the maintenance of TEA has caused allergic contact dermatitis
The Expert group CIR has estimated scientific data and has come to conclusion that trietanolamine is safe for use in the cosmetics and personal hygiene means intended for non - constant use with the subsequent careful washing off from skin surface. In the products intended for long contact with skin concentration trietanolamine also should not exceed 5% . Trietanolamine should not be used also in the products containing N - nitrosating agents to prevent formation of perhaps cancerogenic nitrosamines. [3]
Synonyms Trolamine, 2,2', 2' ' - Nitrilotriethanol, Daltogen, Sterolamide, Tris(2 - hydroxyethyl)amine, Triethylolamine, Nitrilotriethanol, Trihydroxytriethylamine, Triethanolamin