All-purpose cleaner

Marcel’s Green Soap surprises not only with intense fragrances, but - unlike what you are used to from such scented cleaning products - also with absolutely harmless, natural ingredients. All cleaners are water-based, the saponified palm and coconut oil comes from sustainable, certified organic cultivation. Sodium (sodium) and calcium further enhance the cleaning power. Except for fragrances in the form of perfume and essential oils, no other substances are added, as these would only provide dispensable or less useful inherent scents such as stiff foam anyway. Thus, Marcel's detergents contain only what is necessary and are 99% biodegradable (sodium is a naturally occurring element and does not degrade). And what goes even better is made even better: the plastic bottles are made of recycled plastic, only the caps still have to be made of new plastic.

Orange-Jasmine: <5% anionic/amphoteric surfactants, perfume (citral, limonene, linalool)
Lavender-Rosemary: <5% anionic/amphoteric surfactants, perfume (coumarin, linalool)
Patchouli Cranberry: <5% anionic/amphoteric surfactants, perfume (coumarin, linalool, benzyl salicylate, alpha-isomethyl ionone)
Sandalwood Cardamom: <5% anionic/amphoteric surfactants, perfume (limonene, linalool)

The following questions probably led the Dutchman Marcel Belt to start producing cleaning agents:
Why do cleaning agents always smell similar (and boring)?
Why is it so hard to find environment-friendly cleaning products dispensing with petrochemical-based ingredients?
Why does nobody fill the cleaning liquids in bottles made from recycled plastic?

In short, the single father of three daughters started experimenting. (A fourth question might have been: How can I motivate my daughters to help me more with the house cleaning?) Eventually, he created environment-friendly cleaning products for the whole household and came up with surprising scent combinations. (The fact that these household detergents are doing well on the Dutch market lead us to two assumptions. Hopefully, more sons and daughters than Marcel’s have made time to help their parents with the household cleaning, and, perchance, Marcel has made this activity more pleasant for other people as well). Basil and vetiver form a spicy-fresh duo in one of Marcel’s Green Soaps. The combination of lavender and clove comes with a slightly oriental note. The earthy-ligneous sandalwood encounters sweet-spicy cardamom. Another soap combines bergamot with radish for a fresh and fruity scent with a peppery note. Jasmine gives the fruity orange aroma a fragrant-floral note, and the sweet-earthy scent of patchouli and the spicy-fruity note of cranberries complement each other perfectly. Now it’s up to you to decide which fragrance you like to scent when cleaning.