There are two completely different types of soap on the market today: quality handmade natural soap and synthetic soap (mass-produced soap). Quality handmade natural soap is obtained by mixing oils such as olive oil, palm oil, coconut oil and castor oil or solid and caustic liquids.

During mixing, a reaction occurs, this process is called saponification. Quality handmade natural soap is real soap. If olive oil is used while producing soap, it leaves olive elements, if coconut oil is used, coconut elements are released. Also, other natural ingredients are added to nourish the skin. Nothing is removed and no chemical compounds are added.

However, mass-produced soaps (synthetic soaps) are deprived of their most valuable component, glycerin, immediately after saponification. A natural humectant, glycerin draws moisture into the skin and is known as a soothing emollient. Synthetic soap manufacturers separate glycerin from soap for use in other more expensive products or to sell separately. It then adds inexpensive synthetic ingredients, foaming agents, and chemical fragrances to simulate glycerin.

In this regard, soaps are subjected to numerous tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label to the products. After all, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product for consumers. Soap's hardness level, cleaning power (the soap's ability to hold oils), moisturizing and softener content, foaming ability and iodine level are quality indicators.

Based on years of experience and knowledge, our organization provides testing, analysis, measurement and evaluation services as well as numerous certification services. In these studies, it takes its strength from its experienced staff and advanced technological opportunities and is based on the legal regulations in force and the standards developed by domestic and foreign organizations. It also offers QLabel quality label services for soaps within the scope of cleaning products to requesting individuals and organizations.