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The fluted pudding moulds are common kitchen utensils in Portugal. They are specifically used for making puddings and have a cylindrical shape wit...

In 1932, Couto Toothpaste was founded in Porto by Alberto Ferreira do Couto, with the help of a stomatologist, to combat gum recession. Today, it r...

The Lavanda soap is made from a vegetable soap base and offers the unmistakable Lavanda fragrance, featuring notes of lavender, eucalyptus, rosemar...

Created in 1936 for the more affluent social classes, Musgo soap is easily recognized by the crown emblem, symbolizing Portuguese aristocracy. Made...

Made to seem like your photos or art is printed on a glass surface, these acrylic prints never fail to dazzle. Our Tiles of Portugal pattern is sec...

Registered in 1927, Luxo-Banho Classic is Ach. Brito’s most enduring soap on the market.Originally developed in a large oval shape, which is retain...

The Rosalface soap is one of the most feminine offerings from Ach Brito. Registered in 1939, this delicate oval soap retains its original formula, ...

Patti soap has been Ach. Brito’s best-seller for more than 90 years – ever since its release.With an unmistakable invigorating fragrance, the famou...

The pressure cooker (panela de pressão) is a very common and typical kitchen utensil in many Portuguese households. It is used to cook a variety of...

Alcatrão (Tar) soap was one of the first Portuguese soaps to be produced with pine vegetable tar. It is indicated for treating skin problems.With r...