Collection: Body Care for Women

Soft, supple skin starts with gentle body care: a shower gel that doesn't dry out your skin, a body lotion after showering, and extra attention for your hands and feet. You will find everything you need for this here, from Phytorelax, Mediskin, SA.AL&CO, LaQ, and Regal.

Which body care is right for you?

Shower gel and bath

For dry skin, the Phytorelax Coconut Shower Gel and Almond Shower Gel are a great choice. Prefer a bath? Try the Phytorelax Multi-Action Aloe Bath. Also lovely: the LaQ Class & Success Shower Gel.

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Body lotion and body cream

Apply lotion to your skin immediately after showering; this allows it to retain moisture best. Choose a light Phytorelax Coconut Body Lotion or Almond Body Lotion, or for very dry skin, the richer Mediskin Hydrating Body Cream.

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Hands and feet

Hands and feet dry out the fastest. The Mediskin Ultra Hydrating Hand Cream and Mediskin Foot Cream nourish dry, rough skin. All in one: the Mediskin 3-piece Care Set.

Deodorant

The SA.AL&CO Natural Spray Deodorant is available in several scents, such as Lemon Zephyr and Alpine Herbs.

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3-step body care

  1. Shower with lukewarm water and a mild shower gel
  2. Apply body lotion or body cream immediately after drying off
  3. Extra care for hands and feet, preferably in the evening

Our body care brands

Body care from Phytorelax, Mediskin, SA.AL&CO, LaQ, and Regal.

Frequently asked questions about body care

What is the difference between body lotion and body cream?

A body lotion is lighter and absorbs quickly, making it great for daily use. A body cream is richer and suitable for very dry skin.

When is the best time to apply body care?

Immediately after showering, on slightly damp skin. This allows your skin to retain moisture best.

How do I get soft feet?

Apply a foot cream to your feet daily, preferably in the evening, and wear socks over them if desired.

Is a natural deodorant the same as an antiperspirant?

No. A deodorant fights odors; an antiperspirant also inhibits sweating itself.