Femfresh adds vegan-friendly wash to its intimate beauty line-up

Published: 2-May-2019
Body Care

New wash is suitable for sensitive skins

Intimate skin care brand Femfresh has introduced a new cleanser for sensitive skin.

New 0% Sensitive Intimate Wash is said to be free from fragrance and soap, and features a pure, natural formula that includes moisturising lotus flower extract.

The vegan formula is also pH balanced to help the intimate area maintain its lower pH level of 4.5.

All Femfresh products are gynaecologically and dermatologically tested to ensure the do not irritate delicate skin, according to the brand.

The wash is available now priced at £3.49.

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