AllMatters OrganiWash (75ml)

Multi-purpose, perfume-free, allergen-free pH-balanced formula for cleaning menstrual cups before insertion/after removal and as a pH-balanced intimate wash for your face / body. Contains 75ml. Registered with The Vegan Society.

Made in Finland.

For the menstrual cup
Wash your hands and cup using a small amount of the wash and water before insertion and after removal.

Cleaning a menstrual cup with soap is not necessary but if you’d like to, we recommend that you always use a mild, pH-balanced and perfume-free soap, seeing as regular hand soap can cause discomfort, irritation and infections.

For your body
Pour a small amount of the wash onto your hands, use on your vulva and rinse. Can also be used as a facial wash and overall body wash. Perfect for sensitive skin.

Why use pH-balanced wash?
Cleansing a menstrual cup with regular hand soap can cause discomfort, irritation and even infections for some women. Therefore, we recommend cleansing your cup either by boiling to sterilise it or using a mild, pH-balanced, perfume-free soap such as OrganiWash. This should be done before and after using the cup for the period (not necessary for every re-insertion). On occasions without access to water, we recommend a rinse with water or OrganiWipes. Cleaning the cup regularly can help to prevent staining.

The OrganiWash is made from 40% organic and 98% natural ingredients:
Aqua (Solvent), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (Skin moisturiser), Sodium Coco Sulfate (Detergent), Cocami-dopropyl Betaine (Detergent), Propa-nediol (Detergent), Decyl Glucoside (Skin moisturiser), Sodium Chloride (Viscosity stabiliser), Glycerin (Skin moisturiser), Sodium Levulinate (Skin moisturiser), Sodium Anisate (Skin moisturiser), Citric Acid (pH stabiliser), Lactic Acid (pH stabiliser).

Packaging
To contain and protect the qualities of the product, plastic is necessary for the packaging, as there are currently no alternatives available that have the same ability to preserve the product according to our supplier and research.

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