De Cheri Classic 20g Pleatwrapped Soap
You'll be delighted with this soap, it's free from animal by-products and made with our divine 100% vegetable base (RSPO certified sustainable). It's made in New Zealand, naturally. As with all of our soaps, this product can be recycled through our Back to Base soap recycling programme, where we turn partially used soaps into Bio Fuel and biodegradable industrial cleaning compounds.
Product Code: DCSP2
Quantity per carton: 375
This product is proudly made in New Zealand
The contents of this product are made from a biodegradable formulation and will naturally break down when exposed to the elements.
The formulation for this product has been tested on our office staff and not on animals. After all how is the bunny going to tell you when you’ve got the formulation just right?
The ingredients we use to make this product are free from Genetically Engineering. Because nobody wants you to grow a third eye or anything weird like that.
The base ingredients for this soap are purchased through an RSPO certified supply chain. If you have any concerns about the use of Palm Oil we would welcome the opportunity to tell you why RSPO Palm Oil is a fantastic environmentally friendly product, just drop us a line.
Partially used soaps can be recycled through our world first Back 2 Base soap recycling program where partially used soaps are converted into biodiesel and biodegradable industrial cleaning compounds. Not used to make new soap, because that would be yucky.
This product should be enjoyed within 24months of opening it.
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