Quality & Laboratory Testing

Quality Matters. Transparency Comes First.

We believe in responsible product testing and transparent quality information. Our beauty soap sample was assessed for Total Plate Count (TPC), with the report referencing published research on cosmetic microbial contamination in the UAE and the British Pharmacopoeia (2008).

Laboratory Test Results

Test: Total Plate Count (CFU/g)
Reported result: Not Detected (ND)

The report records ND across all five tested dilutions, from 10⁻¹ to 10⁻⁵.

Referenced Testing Literature

• UAE Research Reference: Jairoun et al. (2020), a study investigating microbial contamination in cosmetics in the UAE.
• British Pharmacopoeia (2008): Volume IV, Appendix XVI A–D, cited in the report's method references.

What Does “Not Detected” Mean?

ND means the target microorganisms were not detected by the reported method under the stated test conditions. It does not establish that all microorganisms are absent.

Our Commitment to Transparency

We aim to share relevant laboratory information so customers can make informed choices. The reported result applies to the sample and test performed; it should not be interpreted as universal product certification or a guarantee of sterility.