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The origin of soap is wrapped in many mysteries and legends.  According to the information received, soap was produced in the ancient Sumeria and Babylon (about 2800 BC) and Egyptian papyrus shows that Egyptians bathed regularly with soap.  One legend connected appearance of soap, and even the word “soap” (English), with Mountain Sapo where ancient Rome burned carcasses of the sacrificed animals.

Today, we see a wide variety of soap in the stores that differs in shape, color, weight and packaging.  While these soap factors impact the price of soap, its properties and quality depend solely on the quality of raw material of soap from which it is made of.

If you do not provide adequate care and proper maintenance, even the best quality shoes quickly will become worthless. Wear shoes with a special shoe horn.  When taking shoes off, do not press down on the heel of your foot or heel. To preserve the original shape of shoes, use special pads for shoes.

To extend longer shelf life, we recommend regular cleaning and coloring leather shoes. Cleaning shoes from dirt is of great importance. Dust and dirt go on skin, making shoes wet, tight and uncomfortable to wear.

Cleansers for nubuck and suede inhibit adhesion of pollution that spoil the appearance and shorten the shelf life of shoes.