Powerful bottle
I am familiar with this brand partially: tried hair care products (shampoos, infusions and masks). Was in general satisfied. And here faced liquid soap for the first time. First of all I was attracted by volume liter packing. For giving and for the house, it is very economical option.
I got used to buy liquid soap in packages at most on 500 ml, and here the whole liter for only 99 rubles in addition with the convenient batcher. He works regularly (we use two months) and does not jam, as in some domestic samples.
From one pressing enough soap for washing of not strongly polluted hands is squeezed out. However at the dacha it happens seldom, and it is necessary to press two-three times on the batcher.
Color of Tarhun
Besides big, convenient packing I was pleased by cheerful, saturated green and emerald color – just like at the known Tarhun carbonated drink which I, by the way, love.
Such shade is well combined with an attire of plants at the dacha, is pleasing to the eye and even slightly calms. And as it shines and is poured in the sun!
Aromanapadeniye
It is a pity that before purchase I did not listen to aroma of means. Then, perhaps, I several times would think. Of course, tastes differ, but for me this smell seemed bluff and obviously chemical though the Recipes of the Grandmother Agafya brand positions itself as the producer of natural products. Can me the bottle with well infused contents got? But hardly it happens. Only that fact that after washing of hands the aroma on hands becomes almost inaudible calms and practically does not remind of itself.
Chill without foam
Despite SLS as a part of soap (on the third place) and moderately dense consistence, it is not especially good to foam. But I personally do not love plentiful foam which is difficult for washing away then. Therefore this feature of means did not upset me at all.
Mint, and it is rather, menthol on structure has an effect not only on aroma, but also on a pleasant chill which remains after washing of hands on skin.
Rub in one
If I not especially accept foam when washing hands, then I welcome dense foam when washing ware. On packing of the means bought by me by a large print it is stated its universality: is suitable both for hands, and for washing of ware and kitchen. I admit that I meet such versatile soap for the first time. And at first it was a little surprised.
For mopping I did not use it yet, but several times washed the dishes with its help. I did not begin to compare it to usual detergent: foam is not enough, it washes so-so, and on a fat frying pan – like water off a duck's back. And characteristic "chemical aroma" on plates is felt then, but not bad kills a smell after fish dishes. But where a guarantee that means at the same time is washed away without the rest? After all I for that soap was used for its basic purpose.
Almost mojito
Besides SLS, essential oils of mint and a lemon were a part of means: Saponaria officinalis (a mylnyanka medicinal – that soap root which is praised highly on the label), Sodium chloride (sodium chloride – salt), Citric acid (citric acid), Parfum (what consists of? - a riddle) and Kathon (the preservative, known in cosmetics, protecting means from invasion of fungi and bacteria).
Water which traditionally is in the first place, - not the usual H2O, but mint and lemon prepared according to the specification. A small amount of components in the list attracts, but absolutely natural as it is loudly stated by the producer on packing, means to call difficult.
Friendly for skin
The important fact which, certainly, can be carried to advantages of this liquid soap, - its soft impact on skin: after washing it does not dry, is not irritated and not shelled. As far as it nourishes skin (according to promises of the producer) it is difficult to define too as for these purposes I use other cosmetics.
I recommend liquid soap from "grandmother Agafya" safely both for giving, and for the house: economically, conveniently, it is practical and is not aggressive for skin. But here a smell and amount of foam - on the fan.
