ASANTEE Tamarind & Goat Milk Soap No.126 — Pack of 2 × 125 g

2 individually boxed bars, each 125 g. Total net soap: 250 g. All bars are the same reference.

ASANTEE Tamarind & Goat Milk Soap — No.126 is an individually boxed 125 g cleansing bar for a gentle lather-and-rinse routine. The reference number identifies the formula, not the quantity in the offer.

Formula and function

• Tamarind, goat milk and honey are the named formula ingredients. Goat milk supplies an animal-derived conditioning component.
• The two-colour presentation combines the reference in one bar. Both parts are used together, rather than as two separate treatment steps.
• Goat milk in a soap does not establish a measured lactic-acid peel strength. Lather and rinse promptly for a clean, comfortable feel.
• Ingredient highlights are not a complete INCI list. Check the original carton if avoiding a specific ingredient, fragrance or animal-derived component.

Choosing this reference

Choose No.126 for the tamarind and goat-milk reference. It is different from plant-based rice-milk variants.

How to use

1. Wet the bar and lather between wet hands. Apply the foam with fingertips rather than dragging the bar repeatedly over the skin.
2. Massage briefly and gently over the areas permitted by the pack, avoiding eyes. Do not leave the lather on as a mask or scrub with an abrasive glove.
3. Rinse thoroughly, pat dry and moisturise if skin feels dry. Let the bar drain and dry between washes; keep unopened spare bars dry.

Tamarind with a milk-conditioning profile

No.126 combines a tamarind botanical identity with goat milk and honey in the product presentation. It is the milk-focused alternative to the classic No.010 tamarind-and-honey bar. The two colours belong to a single finished bar: create one lather with wet hands and use the bar normally, without separating the sections or applying them in a particular order.

Dietary preferences and skin comfort

Goat milk is an animal-derived ingredient. This reference is therefore relevant to shoppers checking milk-related ingredients and animal-origin preferences, although the carton’s full declaration is still needed for individual sensitivities. Milk and honey highlights do not remove the need for a body moisturiser when washing leaves the skin dry. Keep the routine gentle and judge it by comfort after rinsing.

Getting the best from a solid cleansing bar

Build the lather with water before applying it, using a small amount of foam rather than dragging the dry bar over skin. Water, light hand movements and a thorough rinse are the main parts of the wash. For facial use, first check the carton directions and test a small area, since the face can react differently from the body. Keep contact brief and avoid the eye area. Use a separate moisturiser after washing if the skin feels tight.

Keeping the bar in good condition

Place the used bar on a draining dish so air can reach it between washes. Standing water softens soap and uses it up more quickly. Keep spare bars in their individual cartons in a dry place, away from shower spray and direct heat. The number of washes varies with frequency, amount used and how well the bar drains; the stated weight is the net content of each new bar.

Care and precautions

External use only. Avoid eyes, intimate areas, broken skin and active irritation. Patch test before facial use, particularly with fragrance or botanical sensitivity. Stop if excessive dryness, stinging or a rash develops. Check the original carton for the full INCI and allergens. Store dry, away from heat and sunlight.

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