Regulatory Status
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Safety Data
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Expert Verdict
Soy-derived batches may contain trace soy allergens (protein fraction <0.3% in food-grade specs). Should not be used where N-nitroso compounds may form (historical CIR caveat, now largely retired). If bovine-derived, BSE specified-risk material regulations apply.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lysolecithin safe in cosmetics?
Soy-derived batches may contain trace soy allergens (protein fraction <0.3% in food-grade specs). Should not be used where N-nitroso compounds may form (historical CIR caveat, now largely retired). If bovine-derived, BSE specified-risk material regulations apply. The EU classifies Lysolecithin as "permitted". Safety rating: EXCELLENT.
Is Lysolecithin allowed in the EU?
Lysolecithin EU regulatory status: permitted. This is based on EU Regulation 1223/2009 and its amendments.
What does Lysolecithin do in cosmetics?
Lysolecithin functions as: Surfactant — emulsifying agent. It is classified as a cosmetic ingredient in our database. CAS number: 9008-30-4 / 85711-58-6.
What is the Margin of Safety for Lysolecithin?
adequate The Margin of Safety (MoS) is calculated using SCCS methodology. A MoS above 100 is generally considered safe. Use the MoS Calculator tool to calculate MoS for your specific formulation and product category.
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