M-Budget Fresh Shower Gel

Brand: M-Budget

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«Affordable, pleasant scent, and effective. Great for daily use, though some wish for more fragrance options and eco-friendly formulations.»


«Affordable, pleasant scent, and effective. Great for daily use, though some wish for more fragrance options and eco-friendly formulations.»


«Affordable, pleasant scent, and effective. Great for daily use, though some wish for more fragrance options and eco-friendly formulations.»
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Shower gel has a strange scent, usually never so lately it has such a strange scent disgusting scent
Hello HagebuttenBonobo, thank you for your message. You let us know that the shower gel has an unusual fragrance, which we regret. We would like to investigate your report. Please let us know the batch/lot number of the bottle in question. The production number usually begins with the letter L or a mixture of letters and numbers. We will then be able to make further clarifications for you. We would also ask you to keep the sample. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
There would be the photos of the number
Hi HagebuttenBonobo, thank you very much for sending us the photos. We regret that your experience with our product was not flawless.
For internal clarifications, our specialist department needs the sample or the shower gel in question for testing. Please write the following address on the parcel and hand it in at the post office or free of charge to your branch's customer service:
Migros-Genossenschafts-Bund
M-Infoline / Reference 108160
Limmatstrasse 152
8031 Zurich
It is important to state your reference number 108160 so that we can match your sample to your request. It is best to present our letter to the branch when you hand it in. This way, the employees can see that you are sending it in on our behalf. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
I send it by registered mail
And I'll write the reference number on a sheet and my contact details
I send it by registered mail
And I write the reference number on a sheet and my contact details and put the sheet in the package
Hello HagebuttenBonobo, we have received your sample. The case is still being clarified with our manufacturer. We will get back to you as soon as possible. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hey HagebuttenBonobo, thanks for your patience! Our team thoroughly tested the products sent in - from the laboratory to product management. Four people independently tested the fragrance and found no discrepancies. The shower gel complies with the product specification. We regret that you do not like the fragrance. We will be happy to contact you privately. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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I see that there is microplastic in it (polyquaternium-7), I wanted to ask if there are also shower gels that are a little more expensive but have no microplastic in them. LG Jannick
Hello Janni, thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to confirm that the M-Budget shower gel contains neither microplastics nor synthetic polymers. The "polyquaternium-7" you mentioned is an ingredient. The latter is expressly authorized by the entry in the European EC Cosmetics Regulation following an evaluation by the Scientific Advisory Committee of the EU Commission (SCCS) and is subject to a restriction with regard to purity criteria and maximum concentration. In this context, we can assure you that every single cosmetic product is proven to be completely harmless to human health by means of a toxicological report - a so-called safety report. Without such a report, which confirms the safety of a cosmetic product for its intended use, it may not be sold. Our products have all been tested accordingly and meet all requirements. We hope this information will alleviate your concerns. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Do I understand correctly that it is now produced in Poland instead of Switzerland? Is the recipe still the same?
Hello Dark, thank you for your question. It is correct that we produce this item in Poland. We check the best price-performance ratio for our products during procurement. The high quality and formulas remain unchanged regardless of the production location. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Hello M-Infoline Are there any M-Budget Cosmetics products that are vegan? Thank you very much for your reply.
Hello Simsim12, thank you for your message. Our clarifications are still ongoing - we ask for your patience. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello Simsim12, your request still needs some time. Please continue to be patient. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello Simsim12, the following M-Budget cosmetic products are vegan: toothpaste, shower gel, shower gel refill bag, cream soap dispenser and refill bag, mouthwash, fruity shampoo, herbal shampoo, deodorant roll-on, deodorant aerosol, cosmetic wipes. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
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Hi, Since the M-Budget liquid soap is no longer available (will be re-sorted to M-Classic), and I can't get a good consistency liquid soap by grating bars of soap, I would like to know how the shower gel (currently) still available differs from the liquid soap, in particular whether it is as effective in destroying viruses and can be used instead of https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/512026300000-archived-1. Thank you!
Hello Cinderella1925, thank you for your question. When switching from M-Budget to M-Classic soap, only the layout changes. The price and contents remain the same. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello, thank you for your efforts! Unfortunately, this does not answer my question. It's about the difference between this shower gel here = article number 513851100000 and the soap = article number 512026300000. Can the shower gel replace the soap to bridge the time until the soap (in whatever design) is available again? Does this shower gel have the same virus-cleaning power as the soap? Many thanks in advance for any clarification!
Hello Cinderella1925, there is basically no difference in terms of effect. All surfactant products or washing products (bar soaps, liquid soaps, shower gels, shampoos) effectively remove bacteria and viruses, including Covid19 viruses, from the skin. When washing your hands, make sure that they are washed for a sufficiently long time (approx. 20-30 seconds). Soap and other wash bars are of course also effective, but are not as hygienic, as bacteria from the hands could remain on the soap bar. Washing products and surfactants (the foaming and washing substances in the products) not only remove general dirt, but also viruses and the liquid they are in from the surface (e.g. hands) and take them with them into the rinsing water. They also damage the protective shell of viruses so that they are no longer active. It is not important exactly which surfactants these are. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Why are microplastics (polyquaternium-7) used, which find their way back into our bodies via the groundwater?
Hello surferzh, thank you for your post. It is essential to distinguish between microplastics and soluble polymers. Migros takes the issue of water pollution by microplastics very seriously. We have already acted accordingly and taken the necessary steps. Migros has included the corresponding ban on microplastics in its specifications for suppliers of cosmetics (published in version 5 of 17.9.2014), which applies to all products of all own brands. Our own industry, Mibelle AG, has decided to replace microplastics (plastic exfoliating particles) in all cosmetics and toothpastes with alternative particles of natural origin. The formulas have already been adapted. Plastic exfoliating particles are no longer used. Soluble polymers have nothing to do with the microplastics issue. The term "liquid plastics" for these soluble polymers is misleading. In common parlance, plastics are solid materials. However, soluble polymers are present in dissolved or emulsified form, are colloquially liquid and therefore do not form particles. Soluble polymers are used in conventional cosmetic formulations as fillers, binders or film formers. They have a very high skin compatibility and a low allergy potential. These substances have been used in skin and hair care products for a long time and with good results. The thematic linking of soluble polymers or "liquid plastic" with the microplastics issue mixes two topics that have nothing to do with each other. The effects of microplastics in the environment are not present in soluble polymers. The acrylate polymers and other soluble polymers mainly used in cosmetics are biodegradable, and they are completely eliminated from wastewater in sewage treatment plants, so they do not accumulate in the environment - unlike microplastic particles. They are also completely non-toxic to aquatic organisms, but if you want to avoid soluble polymers altogether, we recommend certified natural cosmetics. We have the I am Natural Cosmetics line in our range, which might suit you. We hope we have helped you and send you our best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Shower gel has a strange scent, usually never so lately it has such a strange scent disgusting scent
Hello HagebuttenBonobo, thank you for your message. You let us know that the shower gel has an unusual fragrance, which we regret. We would like to investigate your report. Please let us know the batch/lot number of the bottle in question. The production number usually begins with the letter L or a mixture of letters and numbers. We will then be able to make further clarifications for you. We would also ask you to keep the sample. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
There would be the photos of the number
Hi HagebuttenBonobo, thank you very much for sending us the photos. We regret that your experience with our product was not flawless.
For internal clarifications, our specialist department needs the sample or the shower gel in question for testing. Please write the following address on the parcel and hand it in at the post office or free of charge to your branch's customer service:
Migros-Genossenschafts-Bund
M-Infoline / Reference 108160
Limmatstrasse 152
8031 Zurich
It is important to state your reference number 108160 so that we can match your sample to your request. It is best to present our letter to the branch when you hand it in. This way, the employees can see that you are sending it in on our behalf. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
I send it by registered mail
And I'll write the reference number on a sheet and my contact details
I send it by registered mail
And I write the reference number on a sheet and my contact details and put the sheet in the package
Hello HagebuttenBonobo, we have received your sample. The case is still being clarified with our manufacturer. We will get back to you as soon as possible. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hey HagebuttenBonobo, thanks for your patience! Our team thoroughly tested the products sent in - from the laboratory to product management. Four people independently tested the fragrance and found no discrepancies. The shower gel complies with the product specification. We regret that you do not like the fragrance. We will be happy to contact you privately. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
I see that there is microplastic in it (polyquaternium-7), I wanted to ask if there are also shower gels that are a little more expensive but have no microplastic in them. LG Jannick
Hello Janni, thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to confirm that the M-Budget shower gel contains neither microplastics nor synthetic polymers. The "polyquaternium-7" you mentioned is an ingredient. The latter is expressly authorized by the entry in the European EC Cosmetics Regulation following an evaluation by the Scientific Advisory Committee of the EU Commission (SCCS) and is subject to a restriction with regard to purity criteria and maximum concentration. In this context, we can assure you that every single cosmetic product is proven to be completely harmless to human health by means of a toxicological report - a so-called safety report. Without such a report, which confirms the safety of a cosmetic product for its intended use, it may not be sold. Our products have all been tested accordingly and meet all requirements. We hope this information will alleviate your concerns. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Do I understand correctly that it is now produced in Poland instead of Switzerland? Is the recipe still the same?
Hello Dark, thank you for your question. It is correct that we produce this item in Poland. We check the best price-performance ratio for our products during procurement. The high quality and formulas remain unchanged regardless of the production location. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.

Guest
Hello M-Infoline Are there any M-Budget Cosmetics products that are vegan? Thank you very much for your reply.
Hello Simsim12, thank you for your message. Our clarifications are still ongoing - we ask for your patience. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello Simsim12, your request still needs some time. Please continue to be patient. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello Simsim12, the following M-Budget cosmetic products are vegan: toothpaste, shower gel, shower gel refill bag, cream soap dispenser and refill bag, mouthwash, fruity shampoo, herbal shampoo, deodorant roll-on, deodorant aerosol, cosmetic wipes. Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Hi, Since the M-Budget liquid soap is no longer available (will be re-sorted to M-Classic), and I can't get a good consistency liquid soap by grating bars of soap, I would like to know how the shower gel (currently) still available differs from the liquid soap, in particular whether it is as effective in destroying viruses and can be used instead of https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/512026300000-archived-1. Thank you!
Hello Cinderella1925, thank you for your question. When switching from M-Budget to M-Classic soap, only the layout changes. The price and contents remain the same. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello, thank you for your efforts! Unfortunately, this does not answer my question. It's about the difference between this shower gel here = article number 513851100000 and the soap = article number 512026300000. Can the shower gel replace the soap to bridge the time until the soap (in whatever design) is available again? Does this shower gel have the same virus-cleaning power as the soap? Many thanks in advance for any clarification!
Hello Cinderella1925, there is basically no difference in terms of effect. All surfactant products or washing products (bar soaps, liquid soaps, shower gels, shampoos) effectively remove bacteria and viruses, including Covid19 viruses, from the skin. When washing your hands, make sure that they are washed for a sufficiently long time (approx. 20-30 seconds). Soap and other wash bars are of course also effective, but are not as hygienic, as bacteria from the hands could remain on the soap bar. Washing products and surfactants (the foaming and washing substances in the products) not only remove general dirt, but also viruses and the liquid they are in from the surface (e.g. hands) and take them with them into the rinsing water. They also damage the protective shell of viruses so that they are no longer active. It is not important exactly which surfactants these are. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Why are microplastics (polyquaternium-7) used, which find their way back into our bodies via the groundwater?
Hello surferzh, thank you for your post. It is essential to distinguish between microplastics and soluble polymers. Migros takes the issue of water pollution by microplastics very seriously. We have already acted accordingly and taken the necessary steps. Migros has included the corresponding ban on microplastics in its specifications for suppliers of cosmetics (published in version 5 of 17.9.2014), which applies to all products of all own brands. Our own industry, Mibelle AG, has decided to replace microplastics (plastic exfoliating particles) in all cosmetics and toothpastes with alternative particles of natural origin. The formulas have already been adapted. Plastic exfoliating particles are no longer used. Soluble polymers have nothing to do with the microplastics issue. The term "liquid plastics" for these soluble polymers is misleading. In common parlance, plastics are solid materials. However, soluble polymers are present in dissolved or emulsified form, are colloquially liquid and therefore do not form particles. Soluble polymers are used in conventional cosmetic formulations as fillers, binders or film formers. They have a very high skin compatibility and a low allergy potential. These substances have been used in skin and hair care products for a long time and with good results. The thematic linking of soluble polymers or "liquid plastic" with the microplastics issue mixes two topics that have nothing to do with each other. The effects of microplastics in the environment are not present in soluble polymers. The acrylate polymers and other soluble polymers mainly used in cosmetics are biodegradable, and they are completely eliminated from wastewater in sewage treatment plants, so they do not accumulate in the environment - unlike microplastic particles. They are also completely non-toxic to aquatic organisms, but if you want to avoid soluble polymers altogether, we recommend certified natural cosmetics. We have the I am Natural Cosmetics line in our range, which might suit you. We hope we have helped you and send you our best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.