Sodium/tea -lauroyl hydrolyzed collagen (inci)

"Sodium" refers to the element sodium, "TEA" refers to triethanolamines (easily reacts with fatty acids to form triethanolamine soaps and is used as an alkaline component in soaps and cosmetics, "lauroyl" the fatty acid component lauric acid (dodecanoic acid, engl. Lauric acid), "hydrolyzed" a peptide mixture obtained from hydrolyzed collagenous connective tissue.

Sodium/TEA -lauroyl collagen amino acids is a mixture of substances which is used in cosmetic preparations. It acts as a surfactant, antistatic agent (reduces static charges by neutralizing the electrical charge on the surface, for example of hair) and as a hair conditioning agent (makes the hair easy to comb, smooth, soft and shiny and gives it volume) and as a skin care product.