Defender Foaming Hand Soap Refill 32 oz
Description
Keep hands clean and refreshed with our Defender Foaming Hand Soap. This premium foaming formula creates a soft, pillowy lather that gently removes dirt while helping hands feel comfortable and cared for, even with frequent washing. Naturally scented with a bright blend of Blood Orange, Lemon, Pink Grapefruit, and Lavandin, balanced with Frankincense, Juniper, and Sweet Marjoram, Defender offers a fresh, uplifting aroma that feels clean and grounding at the sink.
Made with thoughtfully chosen, gentle ingredients, this formula is made without parabens, phthalates, formaldehyde donors, triclosan, and synthetic dyes or fragrances.
This 32 oz refill fills your 8 oz foaming hand soap bottle four times, making it an easy, lower-waste way to stay stocked.
Why It Matters
Keep hands clean and refreshed with our Defender Foaming Hand Soap. This premium foaming formula creates a soft, pillowy lather that gently removes dirt while helping hands feel comfortable and cared for, even with frequent washing. Naturally scented with a bright blend of Blood Orange, Lemon, Pink Grapefruit, and Lavandin, balanced with Frankincense, Juniper, and Sweet Marjoram, Defender offers a fresh, uplifting aroma that feels clean and grounding at the sink.
Made with thoughtfully chosen, gentle ingredients, this formula is made without parabens, phthalates, formaldehyde donors, triclosan, and synthetic dyes or fragrances.
This 32 oz refill fills your 8 oz foaming hand soap bottle four times, making it an easy, lower-waste way to stay stocked.
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