Shower Oil

No, the shower oil nourishes without leaving a greasy feeling, but rather a soft skin.

The shower oil hydrates more effectively and is gentler on the skin than shower gel.

Shower oil aids in moisturising the skin, however, for comprehensive hydration, a post-shower cream is recommended.

Yes, it is generally recommended for individuals with atopic skin to use a shower oil for cleansing, in order to assist the skin in maintaining its hydration.

To choose a good shower oil, it is preferable to opt for a formula rich in nourishing and hydrating active ingredients in order to strengthen the hydrolipidic film and the skin barrier.

Most shower oils are labelled as "non-comedogenic". However, the occurrence of blemishes following the use of a product can vary greatly from one individual to another, making it difficult to predict its comedogenic nature. If you notice the emergence of blemishes after using a new cleansing oil, it is possible, but not certain, that this may be the cause.