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Pecksniffs Hand Washes

Pecksniffs is an independent British company that offers a variety of personal care products. The line of scented soaps contains combinations of fragrances that fall into the following four categories: floral, woody, fresh, and oriental. Since the product is not a sanitizer, warm water is needed to lather the liquid soap and rinse it from your hands.

The first step in choosing the Pecksniffs hand wash that is best for you is to decide which fragrance that you would prefer your hands to smell like. Each bottle contains a distinct redolence that is composed of either a single scent or a combination of two scents that have been matched together. The array of scents for the soaps includes:

• Sandalwood and Vanilla
• Ginger Flower and Patchouli
• Rose and Peony
• Pumpkin and Spiced Maple
• Bergamot and Thyme
• Aloe and Green Tea
• Cranberry and Winter Cherry
• Spiced Apple

The liquid hand wash comes in a bottle that is sized to fit on a countertop or sink next to a faucet. The standard size is 16.9 fluid ounces. However, you can also choose a combination pack that includes bottles of hand wash and hand lotion with matching scents. In the latter instance, both bottles are 10.1 fluid ounces. Examples are the Alive Vitamin-enriched liquid soap, Lavender & White Tea Hand soap, and the Cucumber & Pear Hand Wash soap.

Pecksniffs hand wash is designed to be used with warm water. Therefore, you can use Pecksniffs soap anywhere that you have a sink that supplies warm water and is used for washing your hands. Possible places to use the liquid wash include in your kitchen, in your bathroom, in your workspace, or any place where you want to add decor next to a water source.

The ingredients used are selected from sources all around the world and are intended to be moisture-rich. When used in combination with warm water, the products aim to keep hands soft and smooth after they are washed. The company claims to never use animals for testing the ingredients of its products. Instead, the company asks its employees, friends, and relatives to test the soaps before making them available to the public.