Comfort Pure Sensitive Gentle for Skin Fabric Conditioner Softener 166 Wash 5L Upto 5 months supply

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Both Comfort and Lenor are well-known for trying out their daring scents! And of course, it goes without saying that not everyone will like every smell. Of course, it goes without saying that you won’t necessarily see every single scent, in every shop you go to. But you’ll usually be able to find the most popular smells, and the newest scents that have just come out. Lenor Sensitive, like Comfort pure, has been designed with sensitive skin in mind – it is hypoallergenic and it has been dermatologically tested.

Comfort was the first fabric conditioner to be launched in the UK in 1969 and continues to be the market leader, with Comfort Blue Skies being the bestselling fabric conditioner in the UK*. You can actually buy Pure in various sized bottles, from 21 washes all the way to 166 washes in a bottle. And there’s also an Ultra-Concentrated version too, but that’s up to 78 washes per bottle. In 2021, Comfort launched Comfort Ultimate Care. The range was a re-launch of the Comfort ultra-concentrated fabric conditioners, adding additional clothes care benefits, with unique Pro-fibre technology offering fibre protection, colour protection, and helping to retain the shape of clothes.As with Comfort Classic bottles, the Ultimate Care range also comes in various sized bottles. Some of the more popular scents, like Comfort Ultimate Care Fresh Sky Fabric Conditioner, come in a 36 wash to a 78-wash bottle. Both Comfort and Lenor have rich histories that span decades! So, without further ado, let’s find out more about these top brands. Comfort Comfort rich history of innovation continues to this day, with 2023 seeing Comfort’s concentrated fabric conditioners feature a new design with new 100% recycled and recyclable bottles**. Additionally, Stay Fresh Technology ensures that Comfort fabric conditioners provide 100 days of freshness and fragrance***. Below you’ll find a like-for-like comparison between products sold by Comfort and Lenor. The items that will be looked into are: Regular fabric conditioner, more concentrated fabric conditioner, and fabric conditioner that is suitable for sensitive skin. The young couple, who are made from rags and cloths, live in the fictitious world of ‘Clothworld’ and are part of Comfort’s advertising program. In the ads you regularly see Lisa and Darren using Comfort’s products to keep themselves clean as they go about their lives.

TO USE: Dose into your washing machine drawer. Wash and dry hands after use. Do not pour directly onto fabrics. You do not need to dilute. Classic also comes in different sized bottles, so you get more washes from some bottles. For example, Comfort Blue Skies Fabric Conditioner comes in bottles from 21 washes to 85 washes, but other fragrances, like Comfort Cherryblossom and Sweetpea Fabric Conditioner comes in a 33-wash bottle. Like many other laundry brands, Comfort and Lenor are committed to making the world a greener place. Here are a few things that both brands are doing right now to help the planet.Ideally, you’d want your clothes to stay fresh for at least a day, and both brands can manage this with ease. After all, it does depend on your washing habits too.

If you’re very sensitive to scents and don’t want something that smells too strong, you might prefer Comfort. On the other hand, if you want your clothes to have a stronger scent that lasts for longer, you might prefer Lenor. At the time of writing, a 3-litre bottle of Comfort’s Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner was cheaper than a 2.9-litre bottle of Lenor’s Spring Awakening Fabric Conditioner, but only slightly.

Types of Fabric Conditioners Sold by Comfort and Lenor

In addition to this, Lenor is continuously working towards reducing their carbon footprint by making new plant-based conditioner formulas. This new formula, which is typically made up of 80% plants, is designed to replace other CO2 heavy softening ingredients in Lenor’s products. Comfort, Freepost ADM1000, London, SW1A 2XX Unilever Ireland, 20 Riverwalk, National Digital Park, Citywest, Dublin 24. Both brands sell products that cover their main audiences – those who need a regular conditioner, those who need a more intense conditioner, and those who need a more sensitive product.