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Vivel Di Wills Soaps

Vivel Di Willis soapsRecently I tried Vivel Di Wills Sheer Radiance, a soap that promises to enliven the skin and make it radiant. It’s pretty cheap, costs Rs.42/- for a pack of 3. The fact that it is enriched with olive oil goaded me to buy this particular soap. I have been using it for a week and my skin seems to like it. Plus it has a lovely aroma. Another variant of the Vivel Di Willis range, Vivel Di Wills Sheer Crème is enriched with Shea Butter and claims to moisturize the skin to make it soft and supple.



You can also take your pick from one of these four variants of the ‘Vivel’ range of soaps. These are also much cheaper than the ‘Di Willis’ brand. Looks like the difference between Vivel Di Wills and Vivel brands of soaps is the presence of the ingredient Actipro-N in the ‘Di Willis’ brands, which is supposed to provide that extra nourishment, protection and hydration to the skin.
vivel soaps
Vivel Young Glow - enriched with Vitamin E and fruit Infusions which help in providing youthful glow to the skin.
Vivel Satin Soft - enriched with Vitamin E and Aloe Vera to make the skin feel beautifully soft.
Vivel Sandal Sparkle - enriched with Sandalwood Oil and active Clay to provide a clear skin.
Vivel Ayurveda Essence - enriched with multiple Ayurvedic Ingredients to protect the skin from germs and the vagaries of harsh environment, keeping it healthy and beautiful.

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  1. Anonymous3:07 PM

    I adore that soap packaging! I love your blog! I'm so glad I came across your website.I have bookmarked it

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  2. Gautami8:17 AM

    Mmmm. I want them all!

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  3. My mother and I have always like this. We can't wait to try this one. We love all of them .

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