Q. What is a surfactant in a body wash?
Answer
The lipophilic component of a surfactant dissolves dirt on your skin, while the hydrophilic component washes it away. Mineral oil or petroleum derivatives are commonly used as the lipophilic component of body washes, with water serving as the hydrophilic component.
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