SANTOOR SOAP

Launched in 1986 by Wipro, Santoor is a leading Indian soap brand renowned for its sandalwood and turmeric formula, which promises "younger-looking skin". It is now India's largest soap brand, overtaking competitors with ₹2,850 crore in sales, largely driven by consistent branding and strong regional presence in South and West India. 
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