natural gels for intimate hygiene

Ultra-gentle Farmona Herbal Care gel with cistus extract, intended for daily gentle care of irritated intimate areas. Innovative composition based on natural plant ingredients that have cleansing and caring properties.

D-panthenol contained in the preparation reduces discomfort and eliminates the feeling of dryness in intimate places. The delicate formula and mild scent help maintain a feeling of freshness and comfort.

Hypoallergenic, gentle gel for daily care, helps maintain the physiological balance of the skin and mucous membranes pubic area. It contains very gentle, yet effective cleansing ingredients. Glycerin and panthenol prevent drying, soothe and soften. Extracts from the bark of oak and plantain have anti-inflammatory, astringent and antiseptic. Lactic acid provides a suitable low pH (3.9), restores the natural microflora, reducing the risk of infection and protecting against irritation. The gel used regularly provides a feeling of purity, freshness and comfort. Product dermatologically tested.

Intimate cleanser contains gentle cleansing ingredients, moisturizing and soothing skin irritations. Thanks to the carefully selected recipes, and above all enrichment of natural, biologically active propolis extract, API-GOLD fluid is designed for daily intimate hygiene for men and women, as adjuvant care of the mucous membranes and neutralize odour. The liquid contains no artificial colours or preservatives.

Proderma Intimate Cleanser belongs to a broad category of cosmetics that effectively cleanse and cleanse. At the same time, it is responsible for the significant strengthening of the natural protective system of the intimate mucous membranes. It reduces the likelihood of infection caused by fungal cells. It soothes irritations of the mucosa. It removes the unpleasant smell coming from the intimate areas and guarantees freshness for a long time. It has soothing properties and clearly reduces slight redness. Proderma intimate hygiene liquid pichtowy has a positive effect on the natural bacterial flora