I have very early memories of Perla. I remember seeing them in my Ama's house's sink. My Ama would have a bar in EVERY sink in her kitchen, beside it was a laundry bar. I often wondered, why did she put Perla bars on the kitchen sink, why were two different kinds of bars? When I got older, I finally asked her - she said that the Perla bar was for the hands and to soften the washcloth that was washed using the *more matapang* laundry bar. I was still very confused really, but I understood it better when my aunt explained to me that Perla was used to make the washcloths softer again, in our generation - Perla was the fabric conditioner. Fast forward to when I was pregnant. I was told to use Perla by friends and family to launder the clothes of the baby. They said it's the mildest amongst the brands in the market. I followed this advice for the first three months Kailee. I stopped, I think because I found the scent not overly *m...
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