Dusjgel

Dusjgel, also known as shower gel, is a liquid soap designed for use when showering or bathing. It typically contains a combination of surfactants, which are cleansing agents that create lather and help to remove dirt and oil from the skin. Unlike bar soap, shower gel is dispensed from a bottle and can be applied directly to the body or with a washcloth or sponge.

The formulation of shower gel often includes moisturizers, fragrances, and other additives that can contribute to skin conditioning and sensory experience. These ingredients can vary widely, leading to a diverse range of products catering to different skin types and preferences, such as those for sensitive skin, dry skin, or those with specific scents.

Shower gel is a popular alternative to traditional bar soap due to its perceived hygiene benefits, as it is less likely to harbor bacteria compared to a shared bar of soap. Its liquid form also allows for easier application and a more consistent lather. The development and widespread availability of shower gel have significantly influenced personal hygiene practices and the cosmetic industry over the past several decades.