Not that easy. They’re somehow resisting to the criticisms.It is true. Maybe some expert opinion is needed. Evyap didn't reinvent the wheel when they began soap making, but they had a clear vision.
Not that easy. They’re somehow resisting to the criticisms.It is true. Maybe some expert opinion is needed. Evyap didn't reinvent the wheel when they began soap making, but they had a clear vision.
I just bought a green laurel soap from them and believe it or not, they put the same citronella, geraniol and limonene mix that is also found in the Arko. The laurel adds a sweetness to it and almost makes it smelling like an apple soap.Not that easy. They’re somehow resisting to the criticisms.
Whose product you talking about?I just bought a green laurel soap from them and believe it or not, they put the same citronella, geraniol and limonene mix that is also found in the Arko. The laurel adds a sweetness to it and almost makes it smelling like an apple soap.
It is quite distinctive what they do with soap, like adding cinnamon and cloves to some hand soaps. They understand the market.
Evyap makes both Arko and Duru. That cinnamon clove smell is also found in one of their brands, Fax.Whose product you talking about?
From your lips to God's ears or to put it another way Inshallah.Accept or not but the Arko will never change.
I believe it was FarmerTan who suggested using an Rx pill bottle. The stick, I find, is still too tall to close the bottle, but after the stick dries post-shave, I rest the cap atop the stick. Certainly the scent (which is not bad) is not detectable that way, and it does look a bit neater.Hi, if the thread is still going strong, I want to know how you store your Arko? . . .