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Sodium laureth sulfate is a general term for a class of closely related chemicals. It’s a common ingredient in many cleaning products such as detergents, shampoos and soaps, as it’s an inexpensive foaming agent. Sodium laureth sulfate can be an irritant, and several health concerns have sprouted around it.
