– Sodium Lauryl Sulfate - 240 ml, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate for Liquid, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate for Shampoo, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate for Body Wash, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate SLS

This is a 240ml bottle of SLS liquid. I make my own cosmetics, some ordered it for that. The quality seems decent, but it is a bit pricey at £9.32. It is only a small amount. You can get it cheaper. 🙃

Not too sure of this product. First try didn't go well. I will persist after more knowledge.

Not much else you can say about a bottle of powder, it arrived properly sealed with clear plastic and a tamper-proof lid so you’ll know if it’s been messed with at all. My only real complaint is that the neck of the bottle used is very narrow, so you’re kind of forced to awkwardly pour it from the bottle and you can’t really spoon out smaller quantities at a time unless you’re using very narrow tools. It’s a relatively minor thing and it’d take practically no effort to decant this into a different container for easier access. Nitpick with the container provided aside, it does the job it’s advertised for and I’ve had no problems using this in place of my older batch of SLS from another brand/source. The current price of £9.32 is in the ballpark of what I'd expect to pay for around a hundred-ish grams of this particular surfactant. Though I'm roughly guessing the quantity as the only measurement given is 240ml or 8.11 liquid ounces for some strange reason.

Good for DIY personal care products if you know what you’re doing - from bath bombs to bubble bars. Works well as a foaming agent in shampoos and body washes, but as expected, it’s a strong detergent, so not for sensitive skin. A basic, no-frills chemical that does what it’s meant to do - recommended!

Easy to use to create your own cosmetics for the bath or shower. Watched lots of YouTube to get ideas. Yes you are going to need more ingredients, but it’s fun to do. The kids loved creating their own bubble bath. This is more for diyers than for someone starting a business. Overall good.

I got this as an aid to my soap making, and so far I'm very pleased with it. It gives a lovely Lutherans I've had no adverse reactions. It retails at under a tenner for 240mls, and a little does go a long way. I will be getting this again.

Bought originally only for restoring some lava lamps with the wax sticking to the inside of the glass globe. Turned out to be a great product for many other household surfaces and makes future cleaning of treated surfaces very easy to clean in comparison to previously untreated surfaces.

This is a pretty good emulsifier for soap making and dilution of garden sprays

Helped my lazy lava lamp perfectly.

Yes it comes as a solid, I get that. Problem is when its heated up you will find strange brown fibers floating at the bottom, therefore it is contaminated. Seems to be a common issue. Im just using it for lava lamps so ill keep it, but I sure wouldn't use it for cosmetics.

I tried this as a last ditch attempt at fixing the cloudy water in my jellyfish lamp. If you have one of these lamps, you know that you're instructed to use dish soap to break the surface tension of the water for the jellies to float around. Problem is, it makes the water so scummy looking within a couple days. (Sometimes mere hours!) I saw people suggesting liquid SLS as an alternative on a lava lamp subreddit. It works! After thoroughly rinsing the lamp I added new distilled water and about ⅛ teaspoon of this SLS. The pics I've included is what it looks like a full week later.