Vagisil adds dry wash, bath bombs to Scensitive Scents line
Vagisil is adding to its Scensitive Scents line of products. The Combe brand has unveiled a dry wash spray and bath bombs, both of which are gynecologist-tested and designed for women with sensitive intimate skin.
The dry wash is designed to be a quick way to freshen up between showers, Vagisil said, noting that it is pH-friendly, hypoallergenic and free of methylisothiazolinone, or MIT, preservatives. The bath bombs also are free of MIT preservatives and contain coconut oil and she butter. The fry wash and the bath bombs are available in white jasmine and peach blossom scents.
“I am incredibly proud of our ability to provide all women with best-in-class innovation that meets their most intimate care needs. Our Scentsitive Scents Dry Wash and bath bombs are the latest developments in a legacy of women’s intimate health products that have spanned three generations in my family,” said Vagisil CEO Keech Combe Shetty. “Our dry wash and bath bombs are uniquely designed with insights we have gained from women across all ages and stages. We remain committed to normalizing conversations about vaginal health and advocating for change.”
The dry wash is designed to be a quick way to freshen up between showers, Vagisil said, noting that it is pH-friendly, hypoallergenic and free of methylisothiazolinone, or MIT, preservatives. The bath bombs also are free of MIT preservatives and contain coconut oil and she butter. The fry wash and the bath bombs are available in white jasmine and peach blossom scents.
“I am incredibly proud of our ability to provide all women with best-in-class innovation that meets their most intimate care needs. Our Scentsitive Scents Dry Wash and bath bombs are the latest developments in a legacy of women’s intimate health products that have spanned three generations in my family,” said Vagisil CEO Keech Combe Shetty. “Our dry wash and bath bombs are uniquely designed with insights we have gained from women across all ages and stages. We remain committed to normalizing conversations about vaginal health and advocating for change.”