Lux soap is a very famous household product.There are a range of Lux soaps including Lux International, Lux Beauty Soap and soaps for oily, dry and normal skin.
I regularly buy Lux , for Normal Skin, in packs of three 100 gr bars, when I was a young boy my Mother did likewise and I guess her Mother too bought Lux soap for her family. Indeed there can be few British households who are not familiar with this very famous brand.
Lux soap is produced by the mighty Anglo Dutch multinational. Unilever, and they also produce other well known brands including the likes of Pears and Dove soap. Lux is a widely available product and my 100 gr bar which I am currently using is a nice creamy, white colour, has a pleasant but not overpowering smell, and lathers very well.It comes in a blue and white packet and is said to be specially enriched with Vitamin E to care for normal skin, leaving it soft, smooth and glowing.
This well advertised personal care product often uses well known beauties including film stars and models who are seen feeling very refreshed after bathing with Lux soap.It is heavily advertised in India and Bollywood actresses are seen extolling its virtues. I find it is a reliable, consistent, product that suits me just fine.
As indicated previously, it lathers easily and after using it I do find that it lives up to its billing. What I also like about Lux is that it is not too strong as regards smell and thus I feel it is suitable for use by all the family, Dad, Mum, Daughter and Son. It is also moderately priced and easily found in local shops, chemists, and on supermarket shelves. Should you travel overseas you are also likely to find this product quite easily for Unilever have numerous subsidiaries overseas and their products are marketed in most countries.