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What was the name of a painting by sir john millais featuring a pear?
It is possibly the famous painting Bubbles which was used to advertise Pear's soap.
When was Pears soap created?
Pears soap was created in 1789.
Who is the present CEO of pears soap?
pls send Pears soap ceo profile
Varities in pears soap?
Sweet and regular.
Why do women use pears soap?
it smells good.
What is the TFM of Pears Soap?
The TFM (Total Fatty Matter) of Pears Soap is approximately 76%. This indicates the amount of pure soap content in the soap bar, with higher TFM values typically associated with better cleansing properties.
Farmer's son from Cornwall who invented transparent soap?
Pears
What is the name of the model who has acted as mother in Pears soap Ad?
I'm sorry, but without more specific information or context, it is difficult to determine the exact name of the model who has portrayed a mother in a Pears soap advertisement. Pears soap has had various advertising campaigns over the years, and multiple models may have been featured in different ads. If you can provide more details or a specific advertisement, I may be able to assist further.
Is pears soap good for skin?
Pears face wash is sls free. It is good for skin type oily to normal
Is it possible to be allergic to Pears soap?
It is possible to be allergic to any ingredient in Pears soap, such as fragrance or preservatives. If you experience itching, rash, or other symptoms after using Pears soap, it is best to discontinue use and consult with a healthcare professional for further guidance.
What is the pH value of pears soap?
The pH value of Pears soap ranges between 8.8 to 9.3, making it slightly alkaline. This pH level helps in gently cleansing the skin without causing irritation.
What kind of paintings did john everett millais do?
John Everett Millais formed a third of the Pre-raphaelite brotherhood with William Holman-Hunt and Dante Gabriel Rosetti. The Pre-raphaelites reverted back to the classical era, illustrating the stories of Ancient Greece and Rome, as well as Medieval tales, legends, mythology and even Shakespeare's plays. They focused on the true representation of nature, believing nature should be painted from life, exactly as it is in reality. They wanted to capture the beauty of nature in paint. Millais famously spent 4 years painting the apple blossoms in his painting 'Spring', sitting for just 2 weeks a year in the same spot, as apple blossoms only blossom for 2 weeks. Millais later progressed to painting more contemporary subjects, such as 'The Black Bruswicker' (beautiful-famous for his fabric folds) and paintings of children, such as 'Bubbles' (his son). 'Bubbles' was bought by the art collector and business man Lord Lever Hulme, and used to advertise the soap he produced in his factory at Port Sunlight. He built and dedicated an art gallery to his late wife called the Lady Lever Art Gallery. This gallery houses the largest collection of Pre-raphaelite paintings in Europe.
