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Ziaja Intima Intimate Cream Wash is an ideal choice for individuals with sensitive skin seeking a gentle, daily cleanser that respects the body's natural pH balance. Formulated with lactic acid, this soap-free, vegan wash provides soothing relief for itching and irritation while effectively neutralizing odors, though its cream-based texture may require extra rinsing compared to thin, gel-based alternatives.
| Colour | Cream |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | IN-BRA-2083305 |
| Brand | Ziaja |
Yes, it is gynecologically and dermatologically tested and specifically formulated for safe, daily use.
Yes, the gentle, pH-balanced formula is considered safe for use during pregnancy.
No, it is a 100% vegan formula and contains no animal-derived ingredients.
Yes, its soothing properties make it an excellent choice for post-shaving care to help reduce irritation.
The product is formulated without artificial dyes or harsh chemicals, focusing on a clean, neutral scent profile.
Ensure you are using a small amount and mixing it with a sufficient amount of water before applying.
Rinse the area more thoroughly with warm water, as the cream-based formula is designed to be moisturizing and may require a bit more attention during the rinse phase.
There is no complex setup required for this product. Simply store the bottle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the formula. Ensure the cap is snapped shut after each use to prevent water from entering the bottle, which could potentially alter the consistency of the cream over time. It is compatible with all skin types, though as with any new skincare product, it is recommended to test a small patch of skin first if you have a history of extreme sensitivities.
