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Sanatana Soap : Review

A spiritually inclined friend of my mine gifted me this soap; the name being Sanatana Soap and the chief ingredients, Neem and Panchagavya. It has a nice smell, doesn't lather much and is rather kind on my normal to dry skin ( it didn't strip my skin dry like many other soaps). It could be suitable for oily & acn-prone skin too (Neem and Panchagavya have antibacterial and antiseptic properties). Now I have to admit that I have used it only thrice, so that's all I can say about it right now. A 75g bar costs just Rs.13/- 


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  1. Vinaya6:25 PM

    i just scrolled thru this site …i’d say it’s a gr8 site.lots of beauty masks and what not?thnks a lot for your information

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  2. Sourav6:27 PM

    What soap is the best soap used in India by many peoples?

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  3. chris klinton4:42 PM

    Nice soap and more important it works very well. Thanks for suggesting this soap.

    Thanks,
    Chris

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  4. JESS10:10 AM

    best soap ever i used

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  5. suresh10:28 AM

    really we also likes this soap, i purchased it on Anjaneya swamy temple near Iskon temple bangalore, will we get any other places if yes please update me ..Suresh

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  6. Anonymous3:44 PM

    Hi
    can u send me the address where these sanatana products are available in bangalore

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  7. Aparna4:34 PM

    I have no idea. Refer to comment #5 from Suresh.

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  8. Unknown11:01 AM

    Hi, I have used other flavour "Astagandh" and it is awesome, during winter season also my skin will be like in normal condition, found no dryness. Earlier i had purchased this soap from Anjaneya temple in Mahalakshmi layout, near ISKON temple. I am having address from where we can get sanathan products, will share soon

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  9. Emily Grace6:22 PM

    Yes another place is in Hanumanthnagar, bengaluru.
    Sanatan Shop, Mahalakshmi Complex, no.42, Mount Joy Road, hanumanthnagar. Next to Ganesh Bhavan Bus Stop.
    PH: 9538452364

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