Medline Remedy Phytoplex Cleansing Foam
- Medline Remedy
- MSC092108H
- white
- 8 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Medline Remedy Clinical No-Rinse Foam Cleanser, Vanilla Scent (8 fl oz), No Rinse Shampoo and Body Cleanser for Sensitive Skin, Hydrating, Paraben and Sulfate Free, For Face, Body, and Hair, All Ages
Medline Remedy Phytoplex Cleansing Foam is a sulfate-free formula that gently cleanses and conditions both skin and hair. It contains a blend of proprietary Phytoplex botanicals that nourish and hydrate the skin, as well as natural emollients and dimethicone that support hydration on normal, sensitive, fragile, and dry skin. This cleansing foam is pediatrician and clinically tested, hypoallergenic, non-irritating, and non-sensitizing. It comes in a convenient pump bottle that easily dispenses the gentle foam cleanser, making it a great option for a rinse-free body wash or shampoo.
What We Like
- No-rinse convenience
- Gentle on sensitive skin
- Mild pleasant scent
- Moisturizing and non-sticky
- Effective for limited mobility
What We Don't Like
- Price a bit high
- Separation in some dispensers
What Customers Say
"I'm really impressed by how easy and convenient this foam is, especially since you don't need to rinse it off. It leaves my skin feeling soft and moisturized, and the scent is light and pleasant. I use it daily and would definitely recommend it for people with sensitive skin or anyone who has trouble showering."
"After my knee replacement, this product was a game-changer. The thick, rich foam made me feel clean and comfortable without the hassle of getting into a shower. It’s very effective and gentle, and I genuinely appreciate how much safer and easier it made bathing during recovery."
"I have fine hair that tends to get limp, so finding a waterless shampoo that smells good and works quickly is a big plus for me. The light vanilla scent is a nice touch, and it dries fast so I can get on with my routine. I wish I'd had this during my backpacking trips—it's perfect for freshening up when you can't wash normally."