Gingerbread, pine, and orange. Three scents that hit you as soon as you read the word.
The sense of smell is the sense most closely connected to the brain. Every time we detect a scent, the part of the brain that stores memories is activated. Therefore, you will find that certain images pop up in your mind when you experience certain smells.
At Humdakin, we love scents as much as we love cleaning and the memories created by recognizable scents. So, naturally, we've created our take on Christmas scents that will create memories for years to come.
When scents and Christmas create perfect harmony
One of the things we at Humdakin are most passionate about is beautiful scents. We believe that scents help create a mood and motivate you to clean. That's why we've developed an effective and nourishing Christmas hand soap with honey extract and a wonderful scent of orange and spice which instantly evokes memories of sledding, Christmas baking, and gift wrapping.
It has been an important, but difficult, process to find the right scent for the soaps that could evoke Christmas memories, but still be mild enough to be used when the calendar no longer says December. We think we've succeeded in this.
True to the Humdakin universe
The Christmas soaps have a beautiful minimalist design with just the right amount of Christmas, so if the soap hasn't been used when the calendar says January 1st, it doesn't matter. Therefore, they fit perfectly with the rest of your Humdakin products, especially our beautiful Christmas collection.
In true Humdakin style, the soaps are as usual free from harsh preservatives, essential oils, added color, endocrine disruptors, and carcinogens, but with nourishing ingredients such as honey extract, macadamia oil, and panthenol.
We promise that washing your hands this Christmas will be a pleasure, and hope that the lovely scent of orange and Christmas spices will help to evoke wonderful memories of this year’s Christmas - for years to come.
The soaps come in two different beautiful designs and can be found here
