Lunette Menstrual Cup Wash – pH‑Balanced Cup & Disc Cleanser - 100 ml

For starters- That top review is completely misinformed, and I have no idea where that person got their information. Lemon and eucalyptus essential oils are natural cleansers disinfectants, and do NOT degrade silicone. Period. (No pun intended. Not from touching it, not from washing. Anyone know what kind of molds soap makers use? That's right, silicone. Even the ones who make all natural soaps. Because, again, silicone does not break down from essential oils. That is one reason this cleanser is so good. Rubbers, certain plastics and aluminum can be corrosive to essential oils, and the best long term storage is glass. But washing a silicone cup with these oils will most certainly not damage your cup. Now.... for my review. I chose this cleanser when I first started using my cup about 1 year ago, and I loved it. Lets be real ladies, period have an odor. I rinse it thoroughly under hot water, put about 2 drops of this cleanser in my hands, work into a lather and soap up the whole cup for about 30 seconds. It rinses clean, any odor gone, the scent fresh, the cup looks and feels clean. I dry with a soft cloth, replace, or sanitize at the end of my cycle and put in a bag. I also did not experience any discoloration, as I heard could happen to cups. Unfortunately, when I ran out, I couldn't find it anywhere so I had to buy two others in between. Diva Wash, which I had to use a ton of to get a decent lather, and was still unimpressive, and Pixie Cleanser Foam. The Pixie cleanser smelled positively VILE, and i had to wash like 3 times with a TON of it. Also, my cup started getting discolored with both. I was constantly looking for Lunette during these times, and FINALLY Amazon had it. The discolored cup grossed me out, so I got a new one with it, and now I'm happy again. I won't use anything else.

So, you've got the perfect cup for your body and you're feeling enlightened and there's nothing else to do, right? Well, kinda. You've got to keep your menstrual cup clean! It's the part that scares everyone off and it really shouldn't. However, there is one mistake I hope I can help you from making because I already have: get the fancy Feelbetter Menstrual Cup Cleanser from Lunette and use it from the get-go! I started off cleaning my cup with a really gentle baby wash thinking that would be ok and it totally was NOT. There was a funky scent left behind on my cup (kinda like the baby wash, kinda not) and I was starting to have some irritation. Yeah, I was unknowingly screwing up my own pH. Within two uses, the Feelbetter had removed all traces of funk and my irritation issues were a distant memory. It's a super concentrated formula, so you only need a drop and it really cleans nicely. My bottle will last a really long time at this rate! It contains eucalyptus and lemon, so it leaves a faint, fresh scent while rinsing totally clean. It's also paraben free, organic, never tested on animals, and vegan, so there's really something there for everyone! If you found this review helpful, please hit the little "Helpful" button below because it totally motivates me :)

The product arrived quickly and intact, with safety seal in place. The fragrance is natural, pleasant, and not at all overwhelming for me, and I have a pretty sensitive sniffer. One drop in the cup, add water, and the suds foam up. I use my fingers to wash the cup inside and out, spreading the suds around, and then rinse. Rinsing is quick and easy! The whole process is even easier if you have a container handy, such as a silicone travel cup; then you can give it a bath instead of a shower. I really feel like this gets the cup clean without harsh soaps and perfumes. I'm confident that I'm putting a safe, clean cup back into my body. I am very pleased with this purchase, and will definitely buy again, though since you only need one drop at a time, it might be a while before I need more!

Doesn’t break down silicon and washes my disc well. Fresh scent. Will buy again.

I used this stuff even though my cup instructions said NOT to use cleaning products with essential oils...it also had a massive list of other specific products and chemicals not to use to clean it, which really left only water as the only safe 'product' to clean if I wanted to listen to them. Which after leaving the cup in for 12-14 hours a few times, I did not. Took a not good odor out really well. It does not seem like it's hurting the cup and even if it does, it's worth it. You can't not clean the cup with something! A little bit goes a long way, and it doesn't smell like your just masking another smell, smells like it actually cleaned the cup and that's what I care about.

I'm writing this review 4+ months after I bought the stuff and I'm about halfway through the bottle. You only need a few drops and it REALLY gets your cup clean and helps keep it from staining. (The holes of your cup will still stain, but I'm not sure there's anything to do about that unless you want to floss your menstrual cup.) It's a thin, slippery, clear formula and it only lathers a little, so keep that in mind. Depending on the texture of your cup, you may need to use a paper towel or put a little elbow grease into it if you want it to be super squeaky clean. Knocked off a star for two caveats: It has some eucalyptus oil in it, so make sure you rinse thoroughly; I've never had a problem rinsing it well enough, but apparently other people have. And the packaging is not ideal because the opening in the bottle is pretty big for how runny the formula is. Do NOT point the bottle down and squeeze or you'll get a whole handful of it. Either point the bottle down and just let it drip out (maybe give a tiiiiiny squeeze), or point the bottle up and squeeze a little and then swipe it off the top. These issues won't keep me from buying it again, though. It works better and faster than anything else I've tried.

I am new to the menstrual cup realm and was reading reviews which recommended the use of a gentle, mild cleanser for cleaning your cup every so often. Normal soaps aren't recommended because they can have perfumes or chemicals that mess with the pH balance of your natural state and it is important to have a specific soap that won't dry out the silicone in your menstrual cup. I wasn't sure I even needed the wash, as some users seemed to be just fine without one. But I do think this soap is a good purchase if you are looking to get a menstrual cup. The wash has a soft lemon-y smell and you only need a tiny drop for each use. This product seemed a little expensive for a single bottle of wash, but because of how little you have to use, I would say the wash is worth the buy!

I really recommend this product for any menstrual cup. I like that I don't have to worry whether or not I'm using a soap that will harm my cup (or hurt me) because this is designed for it. And it smells very soothing, which makes a period just a little bit better. Lastly, a little bit goes a long way. One little drop will wash the entire cup, so this tube should last me like a year at least, if not two or three or more. Who knows? But it's a great product, and when I run out, I'll buy it again in a heartbeat.

Muy suave con la piel.

Da quando ho questo non acquisto altri tipi di sapone.

I was hesitant before purchasing this product as I was looking for a product that is good value for money. Paying almost £9 for 150ml seemed a lot, but it was the cheapest (per 100ml) out there so I went through with the purchase and I'm SOO glad I did! I used less than a pea-size amount and it was sufficient. It cleans well and doesn't leave an unpleasant smell or an overpowering fragrance which could potentially irritate the intimate area. I am extremely satisfied and I know a little will go a long way with this product.

C'est un bon produit, mais avant on pouvait acheter un flacon plus grand et moins cher. Deux fois moins cher. D'où vient cette envolée du prix?

Good product