Vincent observed many people taking bath in rivers and ponds loosing grip of their soaps, which often sink in the water. He conducted experiments in his soap manufacturing unit for about 14 years to develop this unique process of manufacturing soap that floats in water. The soap has a density of 0.878, TFM (Total Fatty Matter) is around 73 per cent, foaming stability at 0.1 cm and foaming power at 0.2 cm. Now you will not lose soap too far away, swim with it, don’t stop, if you have a floating soap.

NIF has filed a patent (2988/CHE/2008) for the technology in the innovator’s name.

Indian Patent Applied For (No. 2988/CHE/2008)

• • It is made from the commonly available Sodium Hydroxide (caustic soda) and coconut oil / vegetable oil. While keeping the composition same, using a modified process, the density of the components is maintained at about 0.873 g/cm3 to keep the soap lighter than water. This soap is less acidic as compared to the commonly available soaps and retains the natural oils of the skin.
  • Density - 0.878
  • TFM - 73%
  • Foaming stability - 0.1cms
  • Foaming power - 0.2 cms

• This Soap's density is less than Water's Density. Hence, It Floats.
• The TFM of the soap is currently 76% making it Grade 1.
• Oval, Square & Rectangular Shaped Soaps are also available.
• This soap is less acidic as compared to the commonly available soaps and retains the natural oils of the skin.