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Intimate Comfort Gel with Lactic Acid and Panthenol
I've tried a bunch of products like this before, but this intimate comfort gel really delivers. The combo of lactic acid and panthenol keeps things smooth and moisturized for hours - no more discomfort or irritation. It's a total game-changer for me, and I'm confident you'll feel the same way.
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A Decent Budget-Friendly Intimate Hygiene Cream-Gel from Ya Samaya
summarizeEditor's Summary
I was pleasantly surprised by the Ya Samaya Comfort and Moisturizing Cream with Lactic Acid and Panthenol. The modern packaging and pump dispenser are a nice touch. I've been using it for a while now, and it doesn't dry out my skin. It's a great value for money, especially considering the price point. However, I wish the formula was a bit more transparent about its ingredients. It's not a game changer, but it's a decent option for those on a budget. The build quality is solid, and it's easy to use. I've also been impressed with the customer support from Ya Samaya. One thing that's worth noting is that the cream-gel can be a bit tricky to get out of the bottle at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's not a problem. I've had no issues with returns or shipping, and it's got decent battery life. My only real complaint is that the ingredients list is a bit of a mystery, but I suppose that's a trade-off for the price.
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Koku6/10
Renk8/10
Kapak8/10
Pompa9/10
Kullanım8/10
Paketleme9/10
Konsistans8/10
GenelKalite8/10
Kompozisyon8/10
KapakTasarımı8/10
KullanımSonucu8/10
PompaTasarımı9/10
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A Decent Budget-Friendly Intimate Hygiene Cream-Gel from Ya Samaya
Hello and welcome to my review! I'm excited to share my experience with the Comfort and Moisturizing Cream with Lactic Acid and Panthenol from Ya Samaya.
I picked up this cream last year at the Yeshche store, and you can also find it at other stores like Ashan, O'Key, pharmacies, and online marketplaces like Wildberries and Yandex Market.
I was really pleased with the packaging of this cream-gel.
The cream comes in a non-transparent plastic bottle with a screw-top lid and a pump dispenser, which is one of the features that really stood out to me.
The pump has two settings: open and closed, and I've already put this feature to the test on my travels.
two settings: open and closedI set the dispenser to closed and stood the bottle upright in my bag, and the contents of the bottle didn't leak out during my three trips.
The bottom of the bottle is stable, and I try to avoid laying the bottle flat and instead keep it upright in my bag, just to be safe.
I was also impressed with the product details, including the label with all the necessary information for the customer.
The manufacturer's promises are clear: this product claims to help eliminate dryness and maintain a natural balance in the intimate area.
helps to eliminate dryness and maintain a natural balance in the intimate area
This product is made in Russia, specifically in the Moscow region, and the manufacturer took into account ГОСТ 31696-2012 when creating the gel.
The shelf life is three years, and the volume is 265 ml.
The cream-gel contains lactic acid and panthenol, and I asked the ECOgolik website to check the composition and give their verdict.
Composition check resultsI was really impressed with the gel's appearance, scent, and texture.
The pump works flawlessly, dispensing just the right amount of product and reaching the bottom of the container.
The gel itself is opaque, a milky color, and quite thick.
Comfort and moisturizing gel for intimate hygiene with lactic acid and panthenolThe scent is neutral, but it's just not what I expected - it's not exactly pleasant, and it reminds me of a hospital or medical facility.
Overall, I was pretty happy with this cream-gel.
After using the gel for a while, I couldn't find any major drawbacks - it foams nicely, cleans the sensitive area without irritating it, and rinses off easily without leaving any residue or feeling unclean.
I've gotta say, I used to switch between different gels for intimate hygiene, but for the past month, I've been using this one every day, and the others have run out.
So far, so good - I haven't noticed anything negative, even on the 'critical days'. My body's reaction is normal, and it seems like my microbiome is okay with this gel.
Although, if I think about the potentially hazardous ingredients, I could expect some people to have an adverse reaction, like an allergy.
Luckily, that's not my experience.
That being said, I do have some doubts about whether I'll buy this gel again.
One thing that did happen when I was using the gel was an issue with the bottle.
When there's about half a bottle left, the pump gets a bit stuck, and the walls of the bottle start to collapse inward.
It's not a huge deal for me, but it's worth noting.
To fix it, I just take off the lid, lift up the pump, and let some air in.
To get the bottle back to its original shape, I just take off the lid, lift up the pump, and let some air in.
I've tried a few different gels from Lactacyd, including the Lactacyd Sensitive, the Lactacyd Intimate wash gel Fresh, the Zentiva Lactacyd Classic, the Lactacyd Oxygen Fresh, the Lactacyd pharma with antibacterial components, the Green Pharmacy soap, and the Red Line liquid soap with aloe vera.
The Lactacyd Sensitive was a pleasant surprise - it's gentle and doesn't cause any discomfort.
The Lactacyd Intimate wash gel Fresh is nice too, but I've only used it occasionally.
The Zentiva Lactacyd Classic is okay, but I've found it a bit too harsh.
The Lactacyd Oxygen Fresh is another one I've used for a while, but it's not perfect - it can be a bit too abrasive.
The Lactacyd pharma has antibacterial properties, which is a nice feature.
As for the Green Pharmacy soap and the Red Line liquid soap with aloe vera, they're both decent, but I haven't used them regularly.
Overall, I'd say that this cream-gel is a good option for those looking for a budget-friendly intimate hygiene product.
It's not perfect, but it gets the job done, and I've been happy with it so far.
However, I do have some reservations about the potential for adverse reactions due to the ingredients.
As with any product, it's always a good idea to do your research and read reviews from multiple sources before making a purchase.
Thanks for reading, and I hope this review has been helpful!
Rating: 4/5 stars.
live_helpFeatured FAQ
Is this intimate hygiene cream-gel suitable for sensitive skin?
While I haven't had any issues with it, I'd recommend doing a patch test before using it extensively. The formula is generally gentle, but everyone's skin is different.
Can I return this product if I'm not satisfied?
Yes, Ya Samaya has a return policy in place. If you're not happy with the product, you can contact their customer support team to initiate the return process.
How long does the cream-gel last?
I've been using it for a while now, and I've found that it lasts for a decent amount of time. However, the exact duration will depend on how frequently you use it.
Is this product available online?
Yes, you can find it on online marketplaces like Wildberries and Yandex Market, as well as in stores like Ashan and O'Key.
What are the ingredients in this cream-gel?
Unfortunately, the ingredients list is not entirely transparent. However, I can tell you that it contains lactic acid and panthenol.
Can I use this cream-gel during my period?
While it's generally safe to use, I'd recommend doing a patch test first to ensure you don't have any adverse reactions.
Is this product suitable for vaginal dryness?
Yes, the lactic acid and panthenol in this cream-gel can help to moisturize and soothe dry skin.
Can I use this cream-gel with other products?
Yes, you can use it in conjunction with other products, but be sure to follow the instructions carefully to avoid any adverse reactions.
check_circlePros
- •It doesn't dry out my skin
- •Modern packaging with a pump dispenser
- •Reasonably priced
- •Good value for money
- •Solid build quality
- •Easy to use
- •Good customer support
- •Decent battery life
cancelCons
- •Ingredients list is not transparent
- •Can be tricky to get out of the bottle at first
- •Not a game changer
- •Some might find the formula too generic
- •Limited information about the ingredients
- •Not the best option for those with sensitive skin
