Kerzon Dishwashing Liquid
Kinder on the hands that do the washing
Washing up is the chore that never quite ends, the breakfast bowls, the lunch boxes, the pans from dinner. It is also what wears our hands down and our hands (as mums especially) go through a lot daily.
Crafted in France with biodegradable coconut and olive oils. The coconut does the degreasing, holding onto fat so the water carries it away rather than smearing it across the plate. The olive oil is the milder of the two, and it is what keeps the formula from stripping the skin.
It lifts grease and rinses away cleanly, leaving glassware clear and dishes free from heavy residue.
A drop is enough
One drop on a damp sponge will carry a full sink of oily plates, an air fryer basket, a claypot, the containers from last night's takeaway. For anything baked on, a drop or two in warm water, left to soak.
Used this way, 500ml lasts a long stretch in a family kitchen.
Two scents for the sink
Fleurs de Romarin
Thyme, camphor and elemi on top, rosemary and cypress at the heart, on a woody base of Atlas cedar and vetiver. Herbal and green, like a kitchen garden after rain.
Fleur d'Oranger
Inspired by a citrus eau de cologne. Bright citrus and aromatic top notes, a floral and fruity heart of orange blossom and violet, on a soft musk base with a touch of bergamot. Sunny all year round.
One thoughtful formula for the whole kitchen
Free from parabens, phthalates, EDTA, palm oil, and petroleum derivatives. Formulated with biodegradable ingredients and bottled in 100% recycled household plastic. 500ml.
Pairs with the Kerzon laundry soaps if you would like the kitchen and the laundry to share a scent.
- Everyday washing up- One drop on a damp sponge will carry a full sink of oily plates, an air fryer basket, a claypot, the containers from last night's takeaway.
- Anything baked on- Put a drop or two in warm water and leave it to soak, then wipe clean.
- Rinse as normal. Natural soap rinses away without filming, so glassware comes out clear.
- It foams less than a conventional dish liquid. That is the soap behaving differently, not working less, so resist the urge to add more.
- Cuts grease without stripping your hands- The coconut soap holds onto fat so the water carries it away, and the olive soap keeps the formula from drying the skin.
- Rinses clean- Natural soap lifts grease and rinses away without filming, so glassware stays clear.
- A drop is enough- One drop on a damp sponge handles a full sink, so 500ml lasts a long stretch in a family kitchen.
- Made in France through traditional saponification, using biodegradable coconut and olive oils.
- Free from sulfates, parabens, phthalates, EDTA, palm oil and petroleum derivatives, and bottled in 100% recycled household plastic.
What You Wash Your Dishes With
| Everyday Dishwashing Liquid | KERZON Dishwashing Liquid | |
|---|---|---|
| How Dishes Are Cleaned | Synthetic surfactants built for foam and speed | Traditional soap made from saponified coconut & olive oils |
| Ingredients & Additives | Sulfates, synthetic fragrance and preservatives are common | No sulfates, parabens, phthalates, EDTA, palm oil or petroleum derivatives |
| How Grease Is Handled | Foams hard, often needs a second squeeze on oily pans | ✓Coconut soap holds onto fat so the water carries it away |
| What Remains After Rinsing | Surfactant residue can film on plates and glassware | ✓Rinses away cleanly, leaving glassware clear |
| On Your Hands | Repeated washing leaves hands tight and dry | ✓Olive soap keeps the formula from stripping the skin |
| How Much You Use | A generous squeeze per wash | One drop on a damp sponge carries a full sink |
| Scent | Synthetic fragrance, usually one option | Composed in France. Fleurs de Romarin or Fleur d'Oranger |
| Bottle | Virgin plastic is standard | ✓100% recycled household plastic |
Washing up is the chore that never quite ends.
What you reach for a few times a day is worth choosing properly.
Your hands are in this
Crafted in France with biodegradable coconut and olive oils. Coconut oil does the degreasing, holding onto fat so the water carries it away rather than smearing it across the plate. While the olive oil is the milder of the two, and it is what keeps the formula from stripping the skin. Each scent is composed by French perfumers, so the sink smells like something you chose.
Cuts grease without drying out your hands.
How to: Kerzon Dishwashing Liquid
Frequently Asked Questions
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Fleurs de Romarin: thyme, camphor and elemi on top, rosemary and cypress at the heart, on a woody base of Atlas cedar and vetiver. Herbal and green, like a kitchen garden after rain.
Fleur d'Oranger: inspired by a citrus eau de cologne. Bright citrus and aromatic top notes, a floral and fruity heart of orange blossom and violet, on a soft musk base with a touch of bergamot. Sunny all year round. -
Most dish liquids are built on synthetic surfactants, which foam hard and can leave a film behind on plates and glassware. Kerzon is a true soap, made by saponifying coconut and olive oils. It lifts grease and then rinses away cleanly.
We wrote about the same difference in laundry, and the chemistry is the same at the sink: Laundry Soap vs Detergent.
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One drop on a damp sponge will carry a full sink of oily plates, an air fryer basket, a claypot, the containers from last night's takeaway.
For anything baked on, put a drop or two in warm water and leave it to soak.
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Yes. The coconut soap is the degreasing half of the formula. It holds onto fat so the water carries it away rather than smearing it across the plate, which is what happens when there isn't enough of it.
It foams less than a conventional dish liquid. That is the soap behaving differently, not working less.
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It is formulated to be. Conventional dish liquids rely on aggressive surfactants, and washing up several times a day is what leaves hands tight and dry.
Kerzon pairs the coconut soap with olive soap, which is the milder of the two, and that is what keeps the formula from stripping the skin. It is also free from sulfates, parabens, phthalates, EDTA, palm oil and petroleum derivatives. If your hands are very reactive, do a small patch test first.
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Natural soap rinses away without the residue that synthetic surfactants can leave behind, so glassware comes out clear and plastic containers do not hold a smell.
