Statistics on daily chemical brands
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Common household brand names we use: Procter & Gamble’s products include shampoo brands such as Rejoice, Head & Shoulders, Pantene, Ikaru, Saisen, and Runyan shampoo and conditioner series. 2 Skincare and beauty products: Olay skincare series, SK-II. 3 personal care products: Cetaphil, Olay, Sensai. 4 Oral care products: Crest. 5. Home care products: BiLang, Tide laundry detergent. Unilever: 1. Toothpaste: Zhonghua, Jienuo. 2. Laundry detergent and soap: OMO, Jiafang. 3. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap: Rejoice, Dove, Shalien, Qingyang. 4. Skincare products, face creams, cleansing masks: Pond’s. Johnson & Johnson: 1. Domperidone, Daktarin, Tylenol, etc. 2. Baby care products (Johnson’s Baby). 3. Women’s hygiene products (Sensodyne and OB). 4. Women’s cosmetics (Kleenex and Clear). 5. Band-Aids (in various types). 6. Oral care products and contact lenses, etc. Domestic brands: Bai Mao, Libai, Tianqi toothpaste, Lengsuanling toothpaste, Diao Pai… I can’t remember any others; everyone can add to this list. Overall, the common household chemicals we use are dominated by foreign brands; there aren’t many strong domestic brands at all... Let’s support each other as domestic chemical manufacturers! This post was last edited by Toxic hazard on 2009-2-12 15:46.]
How could one forget Xuebao Daily Chemicals?
Currently, in the domestic personal care industry, Shanghai Jahwa and Changzhou Longlili are the ones doing best. The former Sibao Group doesn’t seem to be doing so well these days
I’ve been using it since I was in school: DENCARE Chongqing； Shanghai Acid-Resistant Toothpaste (White Cat Co., Ltd., Shanghai) ； Gooddy Shampoo (Guangzhou Gooddy Company) ； Bee&Flower shampoo and conditioner (Huayin Daily Necessities Co., Ltd., Shanghai). These are all domestic products that I use every day – they’re inexpensive and effective~~~