TFM in soap ?

The initials TFM stands for Total Fatty Matter. It’s an indicator of the purity of a soap. The higher the TFM, the better are its moisturizing properties. It becomes a soap that deeply cleans your skin yet leaving it soft and supple.

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has segregated Toilet soaps into 3 categories based on the amount of TFM they contain. These are-

Grade 1 soaps- With minimum 76% of TFM content

Grade 2 soaps- With minimum 70% of TFM content

Grade 3 soaps – With minimum 60% of TFM content

In short, TFM defines the quality of a soap. Grade 1 soaps ( with 80% TFM )are more expensive than others. To make the soaps cheaper, fillers are added to increase the weight of soap hence reducing its moisturizing properties.

Anuved is one of the few Indian brands having 80% TFM. It does not leave any after bath dryness. A higher quantity of TFM means that it is highly hydrating and least harmful to the skin.

 

Explore our range of soaps crafted with 80% TFM, designed to pamper and rejuvenate your skin:

Anuved Herbal Aloe Vera Soap

• Benefits: Soothes and hydrates dry skin, reduces inflammation and redness, promotes skin healing and repair.

Anuved Herbal Haldi Chandan Soap

• Benefits: Brightens complexion, fights acne and blemishes, provides antiseptic properties, revitalizes dull skin.

Anuved Herbal Kesar [Saffron] Soap

• Benefits: Improves skin texture, adds radiance, evens out skin tone, reduces fine lines and wrinkles.

Anuved Herbal Pahadi Gulab [Rose] Soap

• Benefits: Hydrates and softens skin, controls excess oil production, boosts collagen production, uplifts mood with its floral aroma.

Anuved Herbal Panchamrit Soap

• Benefits: Deeply cleanses pores, detoxifies the skin, removes impurities and toxins, enhances skin's natural radiance.