Moisturizing & Soothing Intimate Wash Gel Omum Soothing & Moisturising Intimate Cleansing Care

Moisturizing, soothing, and protective gel for intimate hygiene that gently cleanses sensitive areas.

Enriched with prebiotics that support the vaginal bacterial flora. Contains gentle cleansing ingredients. Reduces unpleasant odors and irritation. Soap-free.

Especially suitable for intimate flora that is prone to discomfort or weakened during hormonal fluctuations such as puberty, PMS, pregnancy, postpartum period, or menopause. It can be used by girls from the age of 3.

Vegan, eco-friendly cosmetics certified by Cosmebio and Ecocert Greenlife in accordance with Ecocert and Slow Cosmetique standards.

An independent laboratory has confirmed the safety of the cosmetic product for pregnant (from the first month) and breastfeeding women.

The effectiveness of the cosmetic product is confirmed in trials*:

Soothes irritation: 100% Moisturizes: 95% Reduces unpleasant odor: 86%

* Trial conducted under gynecological supervision on 22 women for 28 days by an independent laboratory.

Ideal for daily cleansing of intimate areas: 95%. Protects vaginal flora: 90%. Reduces vaginal dryness: 72%.

95% of women who tried the gel were satisfied. 95% of women who tried the gel recommend its use.

* Satisfaction test conducted by an independent laboratory with 20 women after 30 days of use.

How to properly care for the delicate balance of intimate areas?

The vaginal microbiota consists of 90% "good" lactic acid bacteria (lactobacilli), which colonize the vagina during puberty and form what is known as the Doderlein flora. Lactobacilli form a biofilm that creates a protective shield on the vaginal mucosa. They convert glycogen, secreted by the cells of the vaginal mucosa, into lactic acid, creating an acidic environment necessary to maintain the vaginal pH between 3.5-4.5.

To maintain the delicate balance of the vaginal bacterial flora, we must take care of the lactobacilli! If the "good" bacteria occupy the space on our mucous membranes, the "bad" bacteria cannot settle there!

However, the balance of bacterial flora can be disrupted by our lifestyle, the underwear we wear, and even hormonal changes.

How do female hormones affect the microbiota?

Lactobacilli depend on the concentration of estrogens, i.e., hormones produced by the ovaries. For this reason, periods of significant estrogen fluctuations (menstrual cycle, pregnancy, childbirth, perimenopause) are times of fragility in intimate areas, favoring discomfort and infections.

That's why it's so important to choose the right intimate hygiene gel that gently cleanses, moisturizes intimate areas, and maintains the balance of bacterial flora, regardless of the female rhythm.