EXPLORE the difference


Pureact TR-L90,


a real revolution in personal care


A new generation of solid taurate


• Ease of formulation and manufacture • Derived from vegetable sources • Wonderfully mild


Our unique surfactant technology makes solid products possible. Create concentrated formulations that use less water and satisfy consumer demands for sustainability and travel-friendly portable packaging. Pureact TR-L90 is a solid taurate surfactant that is great for high performance cleansing bars and sticks


Easy to handle


Formulating and manufacturing solid or super concentrated products has never been so straightforward. This easy-to-handle sodium methyl lauroyl taurate creates on-trend formulations that require less plastic packaging and use less water.


• Flake form • Reduced transportation costs • Invent new approaches to packaging


Naturally derived


Pureact TR-L90 is naturally derived, readily biodegradable and kind to the skin, so it ticks the boxes for today’s consumers. It works well in the presence of oils and is ideal for easy rinse formulations.


• Sulfate-free • Salt-free and preservative-free • 1,4 dioxane-free


Explore the difference for yourself


Find inspiration for your next project by working with our team of experts. Email personalcare@innospecinc.com to request your Pureact TR-L90 sample. For additional inspiration, request a formulation of our low pH on-the-go Charcoal Cleanse and Shave Stick.


There’s no better way to experience the benefits of this revolutionary solid taurate surfactant than by exploring its possibilities for yourself.


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