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Swot Analysis Of Sandalwood Soap

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2.4 PRODUCT MANUFACTURED BY KS&DL
TOILET SOAPS
 Mysore sandal soap- 75,125 grams
 Mysore sandal classic soap- 75 grams
 Mysore sandal baby soap- 75 grams
 Mysore special sandal soap- 75 grams
 Mysore rose soap- 100 grams
 Mysore jasmine soap- 100 grams
 Mysore lavender soap- 150 grams
 Mysore sandal classic bath tablet- 150 grams
 Mysore sandal bath soap- 150 grams
 Mysore sandal herbal care soap- 100,125 grams
 Mysore sandal rose tablet- 150 grams
 Mysore jasmine bath tablet- 150 grams
 Mysore special sandal tablet- 150 grams
 Wave soap- 100 grams
 Mysore sandal guest tablet- 17 grams
GIFT RANGE
 SJR
 SBT
 06 in 1
 GOLD SIXER
OTHERS
 Washing half bar
 Washing sandal baby wash

DETERGENTS
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The soap is made for all the seasons, all kind of users wherein the customer will be rejuvenated, softened with the fascinating aroma of Sandalwood after bath.
The soap is a unique shaped soap made with pure natural Sandalwood oil which was recommended in ancient ayurvedic texts for skincare.
Mysore Sandal Soap
The soap has 80% TFM, the highest likely for any soap. The Mysore Sandal Soap is a premium category soap produced with vegetable oils. The distinctiveness of the soap is that it encompasses the fragrance blended from natural Sandalwood oil and other essential oils like Vetiver, Clove leaf oil, Orange, Patchouli, etc., the unique benefits of which the consumer experiences. The soap also contains moisture & skin softening agents like lanolin & glycerin to make certain the moisture of the skin after bath.
Sandal Jasmine Rose 3 x 150gms
It is the ideal Gift of Fragrance. The pack of product contains three soaps (3 x 150gms each) with the traditional fragrances of Sandal, Jasmine and Rose. Each soap is gracefully pleat covered in cellophane paper to retain its fragrance.
Gift Pack 6 in 1, 6 x …show more content…

The soap is made for all the seasons, all kind of users wherein the customer will be rejuvenated, softened with the fascinating aroma of Sandalwood after bath.
Mysore Sandal Baby Soap 75gms
This soap encompasses 100% Natural Sandalwood oil extracted by KS&DL, widely known as ‘Liquid Gold’. Sandalwood oil is suggested in early ayurvedic texts for skincare. The unusual and well-known aroma of which has been valued for centuries and for its unusual fragrance.
The baby soap was specially made keeping in mind the baby’s skin, the soap is awarded with moisturisers, emollients and skin nourishing agents viz., Glycerin – a very good humectants, Almond oil – a natural cream for softening & nourishing of the skin and makes the skin smooth and glowing, Hydrolyzed milk protein – is one of the most nutrient rich proteins because of its wide-ranging amino acid content and acts as augmented hydration and elasticity in skin.
Popular soaps
Mysore Carbolic Soap 150gms
The soap is made from wholesome mild anti-septic, vegetable oils and disinfectant ingredients to give the soap users an enjoyable and fresh feeling all day

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