Lifebuoy Red 85g
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Lifebuoy Red 85g [LIFEBUOY]

£1.49
5+ £1.35
10+ £1.29
25+ £1.25
50+ £1.10
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Lifebuoy red toilet (bath) soap with Lifebuoy's characteristic medicated fragrance. Lifebuoy toilet soap no longer contains carbolic acid.

Lifebuoy Soap was originally launched in 1894 as Lifebuoy Royal Disinfectant Soap. Originally available in household, and toilet size (bath size) it is now only available in toilet size (bath size) This is the latest version of the original formula and not the Asian version of Lifebuoy which you often find on market stalls. The Asian Lifebuoy is a completely different formula, and does not smell, or feel the same. Please see the reviews on this site regarding this product. People often comment to us that as soon as they smell our Lifebuoy's distinctive odour they are transported back to many a year ago. 85g bar size.

Our Lifebuoy is as original as allowed by the European Union, even down to the cardboard box it comes in, depicting a family scene circa 1960's rather than a plastic wrap as modern soaps tend to. You can pick up many cheaper soaps branded Lifebuoy which we do not sell as they are not the same, and often disappoint people looking for the old fashioned style Lifebuoy. Our Lifebuoy has the closest aroma you are looking for when wanting the product that was available years ago.

The advertisemants below are originals through the ages.

 
Average Customer Review:  (1 reviews)
 
 

    ,  23 Dec 2008

by LANA MCDOWELL

Just receivied my order. Thank you so much. this soap is wondeful and after you use it your hands really feel clean and smell fresh. My bathroom has the wonderful aroma of years gone by and it gave me a lovely trip down menory lane. this soap is a must.

 
Lifebuoy Red 85g
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