Seventh Generation Zero Plastic Hand Wash Powder Nettoyant Moussant Mandarine Orange et Pamplemousse Moussant 5 oz

Name: Seventh Generation Zero Plastic Hand Wash Powder Nettoyant Moussant Mandarine Orange et Pamplemousse Moussant 5 oz
Brand: Seventh Generation
Price: 28.30 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Seventh Generation

2.9/5

€
28.30

La poudre nettoyante pour les mains Zero Plastic de Seventh Generation vous offre la puissance de nettoyage que vous attendez sans l'emballage en plastique. Ce nettoyant en poudre facile à utiliser agit comme un exfoliant doux, pour un nettoyage en profondeur sur lequel vous et votre ménage pouvez compter, et un lavage des mains moussant même avec les mains les plus sales ! Et, avec des ingrédients à base de plantes et de minéraux, c'est facile pour la planète. Seventh Generation sait que le chemin vers un mode de vie sans plastique n'est pas facile, surtout lorsqu'il s'agit de produits de soins de la peau et de produits de nettoyage. Pour soutenir ce voyage, ils ont sélectionné le matériau le plus recyclé et recyclable au monde - l'acier - pour abriter ces produits de nettoyage efficaces. De plus, ce savon pour les mains concentré à base de minéraux fournit 6 fois plus d'ingrédients nettoyants que le principal savon liquide pour les mains de Seventh Generation. En éliminant simplement l'eau de ce produit, vous obtenez plus de ce que vous voulez et réduisez votre impact sur l'environnement. La poudre nettoyante pour les mains Zero Plastic est sans colorant, sans triclosan, sans phtalate et certifiée Leaping Bunny. Chez Seventh Generation, nous faisons des affaires différemment. Nous pensons que nos produits sont des solutions de nettoyage à l'intérieur de votre maison, ainsi que pour la communauté et l'environnement à l'extérieur. Nous évaluons en permanence comment réduire leur impact sur l'environnement, augmenter les performances et la sécurité et créer une chaîne d'approvisionnement plus durable. De plus, nous pensons qu'il est de notre responsabilité de tracer la voie vers une manière plus consciente de faire des affaires, où les entreprises agissent en tant que partenaires avec d'autres parties prenantes pour créer un avenir meilleur pour la planète entière. Seventh Generation est fière d'être une société certifiée B. Les B Corps sont certifiés meilleurs pour les travailleurs, meilleurs pour les communautés et meilleurs pour l'environnement. En choisissant les produits Seventh Generation, vous vous joignez à nous pour favoriser la santé des sept prochaines générations.

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Catégories Soins de la peau, Corps, Lavage des mains, Cleansers,

Savon moussant pour les mains activé à l'eau. Savon pour les mains avec des ingrédients environnementaux et sans danger pour les fosses septiques. Conteneur de savon pour les mains en acier, le matériau le plus recyclable et recyclé au monde. Savon pour les mains de septième génération dans un emballage en plastique zéro. Savon pour les mains qui nettoie fondamentalement les mains.

Brand	Seventh Generation
Country of Origin	USA
Item Form	Powder
Manufacturer	Unilever
Material Feature	Plant Based
Package Dimensions	5.2 x 2.09 x 1.97 inches; 5 Ounces
Scent	Grapefruit, Mandarin Orange
Skin Type	Normal

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Scritto da: Laura

It works

I bought this after using this type of soap at several restaurants in our area that cater to fishermen. It’s a little gentler than the industrial stuff they use. I have to say that I hate the container. As others have stated, you can never put the top back on without getting the contents wet. Also you have to use quite a bit so the amount of washes advertised is grossly exaggerated. All this aside, I do like the product and would purchase again

Scritto da: katneils

Finally! Recyclable packaging that really is recyclable

It irritates me the way manufacturers claim their plastic bottles are recyclable when they know darn well only a tiny bit of plastic is actually recycled. A METAL container really does get recycled, just about anywhere in North America. This soap has an abrasive in it, and smells clean but not that fake clean scent. It also makes suds quickly and feels softening. I love it after working outside in my yard.

Scritto da: Patricia M.

Color and scent great

I know it had the weight added, but holy cow was it a small package of soap. I have an old school push up on the silver thingy and powder soap will come out dispenser and it wasn’t even enough to really get the dispenser to work properly.

Scritto da: loisangel

Meh.

I thought I would love it. Maybe it’s our city water or my own body chemistry, but it stinks when wet and leaves that smell on your hands.

Scritto da: Diane

Really gritty and hard to rinse

I have to start by saying that I love Seventh Generation products. I use their laundry detergent, dish detergent, and dishwasher powder all the time. I really appreciate their environmentally conscious products and they're also affordable and smell really good. I personally prefer citrus scented items to other smells, so this soap was a no brainer for me. I generally like it, but had to give it three stars only because of some negatives. Here's the breakdown: Pros: Environmentally Friendly Small container takes up little space on my counter Steel container is fully recyclable and (so far) hasn't rusted even though it got wet a few times. That said, I'm not taking any chances with my white countertops so this lives on a little plastic plate next to my sink Smells good Lathers well I'm confident that it's cleaning my hands Cons: Gritty texture - even though I'm using less than the recommended 1/4 tsp with each hand wash, it's like I'm using sand on my hands. Granted, sometimes this is good (when they're nasty from yardwork or something), but typically I don't need that level of abrasion when washing my hands. It's just because it's a dry powder that hasn't yet dissolved. It's not the purpose of the soap Tough to rinse - again, I think this is just the nature of the beast. Since it's super concentrated, dry soap, it takes a while to fully absorb the water and therefore takes a while to rinse off your hands. I'm able to get my hands clean, not sticky, but I feel I spend more time rinsing than washing How clean is this can? - you have to keep it closed when not in use (twist off metal cap), and you have to put your whole hand around the can to pour some into your other hand to use. Now whatever nastiness you're trying to wash off is both on the top and bottom of the can. When you're done, you pick it back up and close it, getting all that nastiness back on your hands. It kind of defeats the purpose. It's why I make sure to really clean my soap pump every time I clean my sink. I think if they made some type of dispenser where you push a button and it drops just the right amount into your hand this product would be a LOT better. So overall, three stars. I love the idea but the implementation just needs a little work.

Scritto da: Nature girl

Nice product

I got this Seventh Generation Zero Plastic Hand Wash Powder Lathering Cleanser to use in my kitchen. This product, that I can tell, doesn't have the mandarin or grapefruit smell to it that I thought it would have. I can't smell anything. The product is a small course powder. When you put some in your hand and add water and wash your hands with it, it does not turn into any kind of silky hand soap or anything. It stays kind of course. This is good to really scrub your hands and acts like an exfoliator on hands. Use this and then apply lotion and you should have nice soft hands. The one thing I didn't care about it was the container. The container itself was nice, to repurpose, but not great for delivering the product onto your hands. This may just be my personal preference, but I transferred it to a bottle that is similar to a picnic ketchup bottle, with the long neck. I just cut the tip of it off slightly to make it a bigger opening. Their container is metal and you have to remove the lid each time, which isn't easy, especially if your hands are wet. There are three good sized holes in the top of the can, once you get the lid off. This seems like it gives you more soap than you would need and I felt like if I left the cover off, so as to not have to mess with the lid every time, that it might affect the product being open to the air so much. Really like the product, just not the packaging.