Everything you need for comfort and wellbeing
Access to a shower is oftent taken for granted, but personal hygiene is essential for quality of life, and every person should have access to body wash, regardless of their physical condition. While some may need more help in the process, personal hygiene is paramoun for a feeling of well-being.
Our range of body wash products is based on a holistic approach to hygiene. By offering safe and simple washing solutions from A to Z, it's possible to minimize stress and physical strain for the caregiver and the resident.
Wash Without Water
Bring bed bathing to the next level
- The ideal alernative to traditional water and soap
- Hygienic, time-saving, and comfortable solution - expecially for bedridden patients
- The green range includes washing lotions, foams and body wash for washing without water
- Skin friendly - carefully adjusted pH values
- Packaging designed for hygienic use and disposal
- Asthma Allergy Nordic and Nordic Swan Ecolabel certified products.
Wash without water products - ready for use
For a cleaner, fresher and more comfortable no-rinse bath
- Waterless bath saves effort and time as there is no need to use water, soap or to rinse and dry afterwards
- Includes wet wash gloves, shampoo cap for waterless hairwash, wet wipes and incontinence gloves
- More ergonomic solution for caregivers
- Associated with improved skin conditions such as IAD (Incontinence Associasted Dermatitis)
- Skin-friendly - carefully adjusted pH value
Traditional Wash With Water
Every need in daily hygiene and care
- The blue range includes soaps and shampoos for traditional wash with water
- For normal skin, exposed skin, dry and sensitive skin
- Contains only mild, active ingredients
- Products are easy to rinse off - leaving no irritation
- Packaging designed for hygienic use and disposal
Learn more about preventing unpleasant skin conditions such as IAD (Incontinence Associated Dermatitis)
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