Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate needs consideration within the finished cleanser. Its cosmetic assessment requires a non-irritating formulation, while its cleansing and conditioning purposes do not guarantee individual comfort.

A checked shampoo study examined self-assembly, texture and storage stability in a formula containing several other ingredients. It did not establish clinical seb derm benefit or a fungal response. The cocoyl amide is also different from free coconut fatty acids or whole coconut oil. Consider the complete cleanser and intended exposure, and seek advice about continuing irritation.