Antibacterial moisturizing liquid hand soap

Classification of liquid soap

(1). Ordinary liquid soap: cleansing and decontamination.

(2). Liquid soap with antibacterial/bacteriostatic effect: effective ingredients for

antibacterial, antibacterial or sterilization.

(3). Liquid soap with heavy oil stains: cleaning of industrial oil stains (such as engine

oil, gasoline, butter, diesel, etc.) and stubborn stains.

(4). Children’s liquid soap: For children’s liquid soap, non-toxic, non-irritating/low-

irritating raw materials must be selected, and the amount of pigments and flavors should be

minimized. Some green surfactants such as alkyl glycosides, amino acid surfactants and

plant-based emollients are often used in children’s liquid soaps.

(5). Water-free liquid soap

Another type of this type of product is the use of guanidine cationic bactericides and

additives, mainly for daily sterilization of the hand skin. When in use, spray directly on

the hands by spraying.

(6). Liquid soap for hospitals

Therefore, there are two main types of liquid soaps frequently used in hospitals. One type

is liquid soap with antibacterial/bacteriostatic effects, and the other type is liquid soap

disinfection products used under specific conditions such as surgery and blood draw. The

product basically does not add anionic surfactants, and is mainly composed of double-chain

quaternary ammonium salts with bactericidal effects, chlorhexidine gluconate, chlorhexidine

acetate, chlorhexidine gluconate, chlorhexidine gluconate, It is composed of benzalkonium

chloride, ethanol, isopropanol, polyhexamethylene biguanide and additives.