In　this　work　the　ability　of　pure　surfactant　Sodium　Dodecyl　Sulfate　(SDS),　Cetyltrimethyl　Ammonium　Bromide　(CTAB)　and　their　mixed　surfactants　for　graphene　dispersion　in　aqueous　solution　was　investigated.　The　uniform　and　stable　dispersion　solution　was　obtained　for　graphene　with　the　mixtures　of　SDS　and　CTAB　at　lower　concentration　as　compared　to　the　pure　one.　The　SDS-based　surfactants　exhibited　better　dispersion　as　compared　to　CTAB-based　surfactants　due　to　smaller-sized　graphene　as　was　investigated　via　Zeta　potential　measurements.　Zeta　potential　was　utilized　to　characterize　the　colloidal　stability　of　surface　charges　within　the　mixtures.　The　mixed　surfactants　utilized　in　the　present　study　showed　a　better　ability　to　disperse　graphene　and　its　derivatives　and　hence　are　well　suited　for　practical　applications.