Bradford (UK) - Mitchell's Soap Company, a well-known local soapmaker announced the upcoming release of their new vegetable-based soap product line.
According to Sue Mitchell, company spokesperson, "In response to customer demand, we have decided to reformulate our traditional soaps to avoid any animal ingredients."
"We have many loyal older customers in the British Isles and world-wide who love our famous wool fat soaps. However, younger customers have been asking for a different type of product.
It used to be that it was enough to say our products were not tested on animals. Nowadays, young people don't want any animal ingredients anywhere near their soaps. Young people have let us know they think 'tallow is icky', 'lanolin smells awful' and 'you never really know where those sheep have been,'" Ms. Mitchell explained.
The new soaps continue the proud Mitchell's tradition. They are very gentle and are particularly soothing to sensitive skins. Again in response to customer demand, other products developed from the new recipe, such as shampoo and bath foam, have now been added to the Mitchell’s range.
Only the very highest quality ingredients, including the purest and most preservative free vegetable oils, are used in the production of Mitchell’s Soap products. None of the products are tested on animals, contain animal ingredients, or have ever been in the general vicinity of any animals.
The new products will be appearing soon in shops world-wide.
According to Sue Mitchell, company spokesperson, "In response to customer demand, we have decided to reformulate our traditional soaps to avoid any animal ingredients."
"We have many loyal older customers in the British Isles and world-wide who love our famous wool fat soaps. However, younger customers have been asking for a different type of product.
It used to be that it was enough to say our products were not tested on animals. Nowadays, young people don't want any animal ingredients anywhere near their soaps. Young people have let us know they think 'tallow is icky', 'lanolin smells awful' and 'you never really know where those sheep have been,'" Ms. Mitchell explained.
The new soaps continue the proud Mitchell's tradition. They are very gentle and are particularly soothing to sensitive skins. Again in response to customer demand, other products developed from the new recipe, such as shampoo and bath foam, have now been added to the Mitchell’s range.
Only the very highest quality ingredients, including the purest and most preservative free vegetable oils, are used in the production of Mitchell’s Soap products. None of the products are tested on animals, contain animal ingredients, or have ever been in the general vicinity of any animals.
The new products will be appearing soon in shops world-wide.
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