ABOUT SOAP

Soaps are mainly used as surfactants for washing, bathing, and cleaning.  We wash, bath and clean everyday.  So, we use soap everyday?  Not exactly true.  Reason being soap is not the only surfactant used for washing, bathing and cleaning.  There is another type of popular surfactant known as "detergent".

FDA defines soap as a product produced by treating vegetable oil or animal fats with alkaline.  On the other hand, detergents are made with mostly synthetic chemicals.
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Early soap manufacturers simply boiled a solution of wood ash and animal fat. A layer of substance formed at the top of the pot. When cooled, the substance hardened into soap.  Around 1940, a more efficient continuous manufacturing process was developed, this process is commonly used by larger soap producer today.

Soap requires two major raw materials: 1) fat and 2) alkali. The alkali most commonly used today is sodium hydroxide. While potassium hydroxide can also be used. Animal fat is obtained from a slaughterhouse. Various vegetable fats, including olive oil, palm kernel oil, and coconut oil, are also used in soap making.
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OUR PRODUCTS

We produce a wide range of bar soap products.  Such as toilet soap, laundry soap and hotel soap. Our products are made in Malaysia.