Three of the best locally-made hand sanitisers
26 July 2020 - 00:00
By , nokubonga thusi AND Nokubonga Thusi
Image: 123RF/dolgachov Along with lipstick and the like, hand sanitiser has become a handbag essential.
There's been an uptick in the production of hand sanitisers since Covid-19 struck. Factories that produced some of the world's most luxurious perfumery have redirected their resources to produce sanitisers.
The shift seems a natural one as the alcohol used in fragrances allows for the smooth transition to producing sanitisers with a 70% alcohol composition. Not just your average disinfecting product, hand sanitisers are a necessity now.
We've rounded up 3 of our favourite - and coolest - locally made ones using naturally derived alcohols:
- Saint D’Ici Hand Sanitiser, 45ml for R150
- House of Gozdawa 70% alcohol hand sanitiser, 50ml for R75
- Capewest Waterless Spray Sanitiser, 125ml for R60
Image: Supplied Hand sanitisers from, from left, Saint D’Ici, House of Gozdawa and Capewest.
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