Gypsophila paniculata is a cultivated ornamental flower native from Eastern Europe. There are more than fifty species of Gypsophila found in Europe, Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean.
Commonly known as “baby's breath” or “white soaproot“, gypsophila is used as soap in the Mediterranean Basin over the course of the centuries. It is also used as a diuretic, as an anti-rheumatic agent and as an expectorant. This plant contains saponins and has a long history of use as mild cleaning agents.
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Product details
Physical form at 25°C
- Liquid
Chemistry
- Botanical extracts
- Conventional extraction
Functions
- Active ingredients
- Active or effect boosters
- Emotive ingredients
Regional availability
- Asia
- Europe
- Latin America
- N America
Applications
- Bath, shower & soaps
- Facial cleansers
- Make-up removal
- Shampoos
- Shaving / hair removal
Consumer benefit
- Purifying
- Sensitive skin
Certifications and standards
- Halal
- ISO 16128 - natural ingredient
- ISO 16128 - derived natural
Regional compliance
- IECIC
Ingredient origin
- Plant derived
Composition information
- EO/PO free
- EDTA free
- BHT / BHA free
% Natural origin content – ISO 16128
- 99.4
Biodegradability
- Expected to be readily biodegradable
Typicals
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Product brochures & guides
Category: Data sheet
Title: Sensifoam
Sensifoam; NA22761; Gypsophile
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