Compared to common colloidal sols, micelles have:

The related colloids, also known as micelles, act as colloids at high concentrations but as regular electrolytes at low ones. This is because they produce micelles, which are aggregated particles, at larger concentrations. Associated colloids include things like soap and artificial detergents.

The number of colloidal particles in colloidal solutions is relatively low since they are larger particles and not simple molecules (physical aggregation of roughly 1000 molecules). Colligative characteristics have smaller values since their strength relies on how many solute particles are in the solvent.