Cream of Coco Body Wash

Coconut Oil, Glycerin, Coco glucoside, Aqua, Sodium lauryl sarcosinate, Sodium methyl Cocyl Taurate, Cocoamidopropylbetaine, Cocodiethanolamide, Peg 150 distearate, Sodium gluconate, Ethylene glycol monostearate, Fragrance, Citric acid, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone 

• Gently cleanses the skin with essential nourishment.
• It acts like a conditioner, leaving the skin soft & smooth.
• Promotes a clear, rejuvenated complexion by removing dead skin cells.
• Long-lasting aromatic coconut fragrance.
• Maintains the natural pH of your skin.
• Revitalizes the skin, giving it a refreshed and youthful appearance.

• Use warm water to open your pores & prepare your skin for cleansing.
• Use a small amount of body wash on your palm.
• Rub your hands to create a lather.
• Apply lather to your skin, starting at your neck & working your way down.
• Use a circular motion to cleanse the entire body, including your arms, underarms, torso, and legs.
• Rinse off the body wash with lukewarm water, making sure to remove all traces of the body wash.
• Use a gentle towel to pat the skin dry, and apply a body lotion to lock in moisture.

• Can I use body wash to cleanse my face?

No, it is better to use body wash only for your body. Both face wash and body wash are different. Thus, use face wash to wash your face. If used on the face, it may block the pores and make the skin dry. 

• What is the purpose of using body wash?

The main purpose of body wash is to cleanse the skin of impurities like oil, dirt, makeup, and sweat.

• Which one is better, soap or body wash?

Body wash is better than soap.  It is also more hygienic than bathing soap, as it comes in a bottle. Body wash gives more nourishment than bar soap, as it contains glycerine or oil.

• How does body wash differ from shower gel?

Shower gels are typically harsher compounds that can cause excessive skin drying. In contrast, body washes tend to be more gentle which results in better moisturizing effects.