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IntimaPro Sensible Daily Intimate Cleansing Care 200ml is a care designed for women's intimate hygiene.
Intima Pro Sensitive daily intimate cleansing care is formulated for the hygiene of the female intimate area. This treatment has been formulated to act while respecting the pH of the vulva. It can be used daily. It thus makes it possible to maintain optimal hygiene while respecting the fragility of this area.
Hygiene products developed for the body are not adapted to the needs of the intimate area. They are too aggressive and are harmful to the balance of the intimate flora . This is made up in particular of lactobacilli, which play a fundamental protective role. It is therefore necessary to preserve this part of the body. Intima Pro Sensitive daily intimate cleansing care is formulated with an adapted pH , thanks to lactic acid. In addition, this care includes prebiotics , which will feed the good bacteria.
Intima Pro Sensitive daily intimate cleansing care is designed with mild surfactants to cleanse without attacking. It provides glycerin, an active ingredient with moisturizing power. It does not contain soap or sulphates. Its formula is unscented and contains no dye.
This treatment is hypoallergenic, developed to reduce the risk of allergic reactions.
When washing, take a small amount of cleansing care in your hand and lather. Apply gently on the vulva and rinse with water.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of IntimaPro Sensible Daily Intimate Cleansing Care 200ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase .
IntimaPro Sensible Daily Intimate Cleansing Care is formulated with: Aqua, decyl glucoside, glycerin, coco-glucoside, glyeryl oleate, lactic acid, xanthan gum, sodium benzoate, inulin, potassium sorbate, Chondrus crispus powder, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, lecithin , ascorbyl palmitate, tocopherol, hydrogenated palm glycerides citrate.
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Presentation - Packaging
IntimaPro Sensible Daily Intimate Cleansing Care comes in the form of a 200 ml pump bottle.
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