Cheia Semi-toilet Soap, working soap, unisex, for hands, from Ceausescu's Time - CHEIA - 135 gr

The key to semi-toilet soap is a working hand soap rewritten according to communist principles from Ceausescu's Time.

It follows that in those times, maximum washing qualities respecting the maximum standard of 72% saponified fatty substance as then,

In order to obtain a minimum cost, it respects the principle of recycling the production heads from the superior quality levels. The dark stains inside the soap are recycling of soaps with coffee, sulfur, cinnamon, clay. These along with the recycling of other soaps raise the quality level of Cheia semi-toilet soap

The basis of this soap is rewritten on the same communist-type minimalist principles as in those days. Just like then, it is a 100% soap. The same non-allergenic and biodegradable soap. The current processing of selected ingredients under contemporary scientific information brings a fresh smell of soap. Totally different from the heavy smell of those times. And a maximum wetting process due to the high percentage of glycerin resulting from the saponification reaction. The main attributes of this soap The key to the semi-toilet are

maximum washing quality, non-allergenicity and unmatched economy of other natural soaps on the market.

Its characteristics and ultra-generous dimensions make Cheia semi-toilet soap the iIdeal product in any enterprise, any workshop, any institution or family!
Communism and the key products of those times are part of our history and we cannot get over it. We cannot but accept certain principles as positive. ZERO tailings principles for maximum effectiveness. Or the principle of recyclability for maximum economy. We have assumed the principle of minimalist recipes for minimum risk indices not only in the production of this soap but in the global development of the 21st century production.

The new waste paper packaging does not only follow the biodegradable format without plastic as a return to that much more environmentally friendly past. He wants to connect with those Times, gray, pale and dull. Minimalist graphics, matte and pale, downright anti-commercial to contemporary perceptions, wants to strengthen the connection with those times.