Lauramide DEA Market Greater Revenue Share by 2027Posted by Hussain on June 27th, 2018 Fact.MR has announced the addition of the “Lauramide DEA Market”: Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment, 2018 to 2027" report to their offering. The market for lauramide DEA is estimated to remain under the influence of level of toxic chemical adoption by consumers as well as manufacturers. Since the assessment of diethanolamines, that includes lauramide DEA, as a carcinogenic substance, demand for lauramide DEA in the cosmetics industry has plunged significantly. In addition, development of natural alternatives is another factor influencing the growth of the lauramide DEA market. The cosmetics and personal care industry highly utilize a wide range of emulsifiers along with preservatives and other ingredients. Lauramide DEA is one of the highly used emulsifiers in the cosmetics industry along with cocamide DEA, myristamide DEA, and oleaminde DEA. The uncertainty of regulatory frameworks, increased consumer preference for natural ingredients, and ever-growing cosmetics industry are prominent factors anticipated to influence the global demand for lauramide DEA during the forecast period. Diethanolamine Restrictions to Hamper Laurimide DEA Adoption According to the research study by the National Toxicology Program (NTP), diethanolamine (DEA) were found to be associated with the development of cancer in laboratory animals with the topical application of DEA and DEA-related products. FDA suggests that DEA or DEA-related products are used as emulsifiers or foaming agents in the cosmetics industry, however, their concentration and occurrence remain less frequent. Although the health risks are associated with DEA, aware consumers are actively seeking cosmetics without any DEA containing ingredients. While FDA does not imply any stringent regulations on DEA due to their less frequent occurrence in cosmetics, altering and strengthening consumer preferences have significantly influenced the global demand for lauramide DEA in cosmetics. Visit For TOC @ https://www.factmr.com/connectus/sample?flag=T&rep_id=765 Emerging Natural Alternatives to Replace Utilization of Lauramide DEA With the changing consumer preference for natural and organic ingredients, the consumer-driven cosmetics industry is witnessing the introduction of multiple natural ingredients in the cosmetics manufacturing. Some of the plant-derived natural emulsifiers such as beeswax, vegetable wax, and lecithin are being used in the cosmetic industry. Naturally derived saponins are also added to detergents and shampoos as emulsifiers. Manufacturers have also introduced non-DEA alternatives of lauramide in cosmetic products that are equally efficient as DEA-containing emulsifiers. With the equivalent efficiency of natural emulsifiers, emerging natural alternatives are presenting an important challenge to the growth of the lauramide DEA market. Clean Labels to Hamper Lauramide DEA Adoption With the aim to increase the transparency between the product and the consumers, the cosmetic industry titans including Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, and Unilever are voluntarily revealing the ingredients of their personal care and cosmetic products. The clean labels are no longer a trend rather have become a standard in the consumer goods industry. Due to which, the number of aware consumers have increased in recent past that actively seek product transparency during their purchase. With the revelation of DEA as a human carcinogen, demand for emulsifiers containing DEA including lauramide DEA has plunged significantly. About Fact.MR Fact.MR is a fast-growing market research firm that offers the most comprehensive suite of syndicated and customized market research reports. We believe transformative intelligence can educate and inspire businesses to make smarter decisions. We know the limitations of the one-size-fits-all approach; that's why we publish multi-industry global, regional, and country-specific research reports.
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