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Aginax Intimate Cleansing Care is an intimate soap that prevents the risk of the vulvo-anal parts drying out by protecting the hydrolipidic film. Aginax Solution relieves vulvo-anal irritation and itching when it is already present.
Aginax Intimate toilet foaming solution to treat vulvo-anal irritation and itching follows you on a daily basis to maintain and preserve your intimate hygiene .
It is not recommended to use body soaps during personal hygiene, in fact, they can be irritating and unsuitable for this more fragile body area.
This Aginax intimate care is a solution adapted to intimate hygiene . It washes the private parts without attacking and respects the natural hydrolipidic film of the mucous membranes and sensitive skin. This foaming solution helps treat daily itching before pain occurs.
It contains a neutral pH formula thatsoothes the itching and irritation of the anogenital area. Aginax Solution therefore preserves your privacy and prevents the onset of redness (or irritation) and itching thanks to its anti-inflammatory qualities. It contains, in fact, active ingredients of natural origin, Unsaturated Octodecanoic Glycerides (GOI).
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Aginax Intimate Cleansing Care with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
How to choose your intimate soap?
Choose a soap for intimate hygiene according to its pH. For an ideal intimate toilet, opt for a soap specially formulated for this purpose. Also make sure of its pH by identifying it on the packaging. Prefer a neutral or slightly acidic pH.
This Aginax intimate solution contains: Peroxidized Corn Oil, Refined Corn Oil, Vaseline Oil, Octyl Stearate, Mipa Laureth Sulfate (and) Laureth-3 (and Cocamide Dea, Perfume (Busban).
unsaturated octadecanoic glycerides 2% (GOI), excipients qsp 100%. INCI formula: octyl stearate, mineral oil, MIPA laureth sulfate, laureth-3, cocamide DEA, Zea mays oil, fragance.
What are the precautions for use ?
Presentation - Packaging
Aginax Intimate Cleansing Care is available for purchase in our online pharmacy in a 200 ml bottle.
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