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Cashmere is produced by goats from high mountains in Central Asia, which, to survive in a dry, cold and particularly rough climate, develop under their external coat a thin and soft layer of downy fibres. Cashmere is collected by combing these goats.
The thinness of its fibres gives cashmere its legendary softness. Given the difficulties to collect it, cashmere production is very limited and it is employed in the textile industry as a luxurious fibre.
Today, thanks to its incomparable touch and comfort, cashmere is widely used in the luxury industry.
Fashion has made this precious material its own, since its softness and thinness allows it to be mixed with wool and silk. Cashmere is now an absolute symbol of glamour and femininity. Cashmere can be worn directly on the skin; its extreme softness is recognisable among all, just through touch.
The softness of cashmere inspired Palmolive for its new range of shower creams and beauty bars, so now you can wrap yourself in the softness of cashmere.
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