Bis-Lauryl Cocaminopropylamine/HDI/PEG-100 Copolymer
AKA “Film Former, Polymer Binder
Synthetic
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Ingredient Facts
Bis-lauryl cocaminopropylamine/hdi/peg-100 copolymer
AKA: Film Former, Polymer Binder
Synthetic · Viscosity Controlling | Film Forming | Skin Conditioning · EWG: 4
Plant-Derived
Occlusive
Skin Conditioner
Plant Oil
Synthetic
Not Clean
Helps create a smooth, lightweight texture that feels comfortable on skin without being too thick or too thin.
Form
Liquid
Plant-Derived
Synthetic. Synthesized from coconut-derived fatty amines, hexamethylene diisocyanate (HDI), and polyethylene glycol polymers. Produced through sequential polymerization and condensation reactions combining these chemical precursors into a cross-linked copolymer structure.
Function
Viscosity Controlling | Film Forming | Skin Conditioning
Benefits
Controls Viscosity
Traditional Use
A modern synthetic copolymer created for conditioning and emulsifying purposes in cosmetic formulations, developed through 20th century polymer and surfactant chemistry.
Skin Types
all-skin-types
Best For
Target
General
Melanin-Rich Skin
Suitable
Pregnancy Safe
Yes
EWG Score4
CIR Safety Findings
medical-approval, all-shades-safe, Not a Sensitizer
Regulatory Status
USAunder review
EUrestricted
JAPANrestricted
CANADArestricted
Verified Feb 2026
Data: CosIng · EWG · CIR