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Buy Femfresh Intimate Deodorant 125ml
This delicately fragranced intimate spray is specially formulated with calendula and moisturising silk extracts to give your intimate skin an extra layer of protection. Enjoy a fresh, confident feeling that lasts throughout the day.
- Made with calendula and silk extracts.
- Odour protection.
- Long-lasting freshness.
- Dermatologically and gynecologically tested.
How to use Femfresh Intimate Deodorant
Spritz onto your intimate skin or directly onto underwear for all-day protection. Suitable for everyday use at any time of day.
When not to use Femfresh Intimate Deodorant
- For external use only.
- Do not use inside the vagina.
- Safe to use every day around your external intimate area or directly onto underwear.
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