foto: TikTok/@robian_mj
Brilio.net - Bath soap is a care product that is always used to clean the skin, remove dirt and excess oil from the body. As you know, bath soap comes in various forms, from liquid to bar. Between these two types of soap, bar soap is the one that is priced relatively affordable. It's not surprising that there are quite a lot of fans of this bar soap.
The large demand for bar soap has made a number of beauty brands produce this beauty product. It is certain that the production of this bar soap is made to predetermined factory standards. Starting from the use of soap base ingredients to the production site which must be hygienic. This production standard is needed to produce the best quality soap that is not contaminated with substances harmful to the skin.
But what if the bar soap is produced in a place that is far from hygienic? Like the video that recently went viral on TikTok social media. By uploading a video from the TikTok account @robian_mj, he shared 10 photos of making bar soap that look enough to make you shake your head.
So, are you curious about the portrait of factory bar soap making? Come on, look at the information below as summarized by briliobeauty.net from TikTok @robian_mj, Wednesday (5/6).
1. At the beginning of the video you see an employee adding the basic ingredients for soap, from powder to pouring color. Indeed, there is nothing strange at the beginning of the steps.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
2. After mixing it with various ingredients, the factory employee continues to grind all the ingredients.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
3. The grinder looks dirty with hardened soap residue.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
4. When ground, from the side you can see the processed soap material coming out in a long shape like making noodles.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
5. In the next step, the factory employee directly inserts it into the soap printing machine.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
6. Like the previous machine, the soap printing machine also leaves a crust that turns black.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
7. Even when entering the product design mold stage, there seems to be no reason for the soap to come into direct contact with the crusty machine.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
8. When entering the packaging stage, factory employees also did not wear gloves. This can make the soap contaminated with bacteria from outside.
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
9. The video upload also received comments from netizens, one of which was @kal SETORE "not adding clean anjir".
photo: TikTok/@robian_mj
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