L'AVANT COLLECTIVE
High Performing Dish Soap
$26
Details
Details
Good for the earth, good for your kids and pets, and easy on the eyes. This concentrated dish soap cuts through the toughest grease while soothing your skin. The powerful formula is a plant-based alternative that works as well as the conventional dish soaps—but without the harmful ingredients! Created to suds like a bath, yet perform to knock out your dirty dishes—and did we also mention it smells like freshly washed linens?
Features
- Made without parabens, phosphates, phthalates,1-4 dioxane, chlorine, bleach, dyes, and artificial colors
- Plant-Based Ingredients and natural fragrances
- Cruelty Free. Never tested on animals. Leaping Bunny Certified.
Fragrance
Fresh Linen: notes of geranium, ylang-ylang, and bamboo
How to Use
Lather onto your sponge or brush, apply to wet dishes, wash and rinse. A little goes a long way thanks to powerful, plant-based ingredients that are healthy for the planet and safer for your home. And, when you use less, it lasts longer. That’s good for you and the planet.
Ingredients
water, sodium coco-sulfate*, aloe barbadensis leaf juice*, glycerin*, lauramine oxide*, alkyl polyglucoside*,natural fragrance (fragrance allergens: limonene-d, benzyl salicylate, citronellol, hydroxycitronellal)^, alkanoate salt*, magnesium chloride*, citric acid*,phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, ocimum basilicum (basil) oil*, citrus limon (lemon) peel oil*, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil*, pelargonium graveolens (geranium) oil*, salvia sclarea (clary sage) oil*
*denotes plant or mineral based ingredient
^ fragranced with a blend of essential oils and other naturally derived ingredients
Size
16 oz
About L'Avant Collective
L’AVANT Collective was born out of the near constant demand for cleaning up after kids and pets but wanting the products used to be non-toxic, highly effective, and conveniently located. The goal is to merge modern home interiors and styles with the products we use on a daily basis in a sustainable and plant-based way.
