Vagical Protect Intimate hygiene foam, 250 ml
Properties:
A mild cleansing foam for daily hygiene of intimate areas. Contains marigold flower extract and lactic acid. Calendula flower extract soothes and regenerates irritation and has a soothing effect in the case of itching and burning sensations. Lactic acid ensures an optimal pH that helps to maintain the balance of the bacterial flora of the intimate areas. The foam has gentle washing substances and does not contain soap.
The foam can be used in:
- daily hygiene of intimate areas;
- states of increased susceptibility to infections (frequent use of saunas and swimming pools, pregnancy and puerperium, menopause, use of hormonal contraception or antibiotics);
- irritation, itching, burning and discomfort.
The foam formula ensures a very high product efficiency.
It has a physiological pH. Free of SLS, SLES, fragrances and dyes.
The product has been gynecologically tested.
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