Harischandra Namal Soap is a 70g toilet soap with a floral fragrance, named after the namal (Ceylon ironwood) flower drawn on its pink wrapper. The wrapper also states that the soap contains no animal fat.
Harischandra has made soap at Matara since 1962. The company holds a permit to use the Sri Lanka Standards Institution certification mark for toilet soap (SLS 34).
How to use
- Work the bar into a lather with water, wash and rinse well.
- For external use only; keep away from the eyes.
In the pack
One 70g bar of Harischandra Namal toilet soap, in its paper wrapper, with the name in Sinhala, Tamil and English.
Storage
Keep the bar on a draining soap dish between uses and store spare bars in a cool, dry place.
Harischandra Mills PLC of Matara, Sri Lanka, founded by C. A. Harischandra in 1943, makes the Harischandra range of foods and soaps.
