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Shower care

Discover skincare formulated with active ingredients that target specific concerns while you bathe.

Hydrate and nourish dry areas, or purify and deeply cleanse skin prone to blackheads and blemishes with our adapted formulas.

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Anti-Blemish Body Wash - with 6% Glycolic Acid + Tea Tree Extract
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Anti-Blemish Body Wash


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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SHOWER OIL AND A SHOWER GEL?

The main difference between a shower oil and a shower gel is the composition. Shower oils are composed of plant oils and other moisturizing ingredients that make the skin feel soft and hydrated.

Shower gels are primarily composed of water and foaming agents.

Shower oils may be particularly suitable for dry and sensitive skin, while shower gels may be better suited for oily skin.


WHAT IS THE ROLE OF SHOWER GEL?

Shower gel is used to cleanse and moisturise the skin. It contains foaming agents that help remove impurities and dirt from the skin.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SHOWER CREAM AND A SHOWER GEL?

The difference between a shower cream and a shower gel is the consistency. Shower cream has a thicker, rich texture, while shower gel has a lighter consistency. Shower cream can be more moisturising for the skin, while shower gel can provide deeper cleansing.