The various types of shower gel.

The exfoliating shower gel is a body cleansing product, where exfoliating agents (glycolic acid, salicylic acid, micro-grains of apricot kernels, salt shards, etc...) have been added to the base formula. It helps to lift all the dead cells and impurities present on the surface of the epidermis, thus boosting cellular renewal and promoting the penetration of moisturising actives applied afterwards. Moreover, by smoothing the skin texture, the appearance of imperfections (comedones, brown spots, etc...) is reduced, and the formation of ingrown hairs is limited. Finally, the exfoliating shower gel also helps to tone and firm the skin.

Those with combination to oily skin or blemished skin may be tempted to try this type of shower gel. Even though it exfoliates the skin, this shower gel can be used daily without fear of stripping or irritating the skin due to its low concentration of fruit acids or the fineness of the particles. However, its daily use does not exempt one from performing traditional body scrubs in parallel. However, the exfoliating body wash is not suitable for dry, reactive skin or skin prone to irritations. Indeed, their exfoliating action dissolves the lipids of the hydrolipidic barrier or the micro-beads present in the product can create physical aggression (micro-lesions, etc...). Thus, over time, the skin can become drier and more sensitive.

Theshower oil is a body cleanser with a slightly foaming texture and a significant percentage of oils, often of plant origin, offering numerous benefits, unlike other shower gels. It is valued for its soothing, regenerative and nourishing properties. Bath oil effectively removes all dirt from the surface of the body, while respecting the hydrolipidic balance of the epidermis. It covers the skin with a non-greasy protective film to reduce the drying effect of hard water, comfort and soothe the skin from tightness, itching or clothing friction, and protect the skin from external aggressions (sun, swimming pool chlorine, pollution, etc...). Thus, this lipid-replenishing cleansing oil is ideally suited for dry skin.

The shower cream is a cleansing product with a creamy, enveloping texture, rich in hydrating and lipid-replenishing active ingredients (oils, butters, emollients...). In a single step, it nourishes the skin, counteracts the drying effects of hard water, prevents the feelings of tightness experienced after showering, and leaves a protective film on the body after rinsing to shield it from environmental aggressions, all while cleansing without stripping. The cleansing cream is therefore recommended for dry, sensitive, irritated skin prone to feelings of discomfort.