Procter & Gamble PR: There is no possibility of blades in soap, and it is not excluded that customers will buy fakes!
Recently, a Chongqing netizen posted a video to break the news that her husband almost had his throat cut by a blade when he used Procter & Gamble's Shufujia soap to take a bath. The reason was that her husband was washing his neck with soap at the time, and he felt a stinging pain in his neck. When I looked down, I saw that there was blood. After a final inspection, it was found that it was a very sharp blade embedded in the soap.
The female netizen also told us that this soap was bought and used by them a month ago. At first, I didn't know there was a blade in it, and I didn't realize it until I was almost running out. Now they have also made a complaint call, and there is no response from Skincare.
Regarding this matter, a public relations officer of Procter & Gamble responded to reporters. The publicist told us that there are processes such as crushing filtration and metal detection in the production process of Shufujia soap, especially the filtration equipment has reached a caliber of millimeters, and it is impossible for the soap to have such a large blade. Because if a blade does fall accidentally, the metal detector will definitely be able to detect it, and at the same time, the blade will be filtered out when filtering.
At the same time, the public relations also believes that the soap is not the original product of Skincare, and it may be that the customer bought a fake. Customers are also now being asked to upload information such as where they purchased the product and the batch in which the product is packaged, so that they can confirm that it is genuine. At present, they are also actively communicating with this customer.
From Procter & Gamble's PR side, we know that they think that the customer may have bought a fake, after all, there is no possibility of blades in their production process. If the customer buys a fake, then everything makes sense.
At the same time, netizens also think that either the customer directed and acted by himself, or the customer bought a fake. After all, Skincare has such a process, and there will definitely be no blades. And if there is a blade inside, the soap wrapped on the outside will definitely not be able to withstand the weight of the blade when it is used. And if the blade accidentally falls into the mold, the blade itself is relatively heavy, and it can't be just in the middle.
It can only be said that there are still many doubts in this matter, and we will not know until the investigation is clear.