Frida Mom Witch Hazel Perineal Cooling Pad Liners for Postpartum Care: Hospital Bag Essentials for Pain Relief After Birth, Full-Length Medicated Cooling Pad Liners, 24 Count
Frida

Frida Mom Witch Hazel Perineal Healing Foam for Postpartum Care, Cooling and Hemorrhoid

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StyleHealing Foam

€10.39€11.99Save €1.60 (13%)

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The Frida Mom Witch Hazel Perineal Healing Foam provides soothing relief for postpartum discomfort and hemorrhoids.
  • Medicated foam with 50% witch hazel to reduce swelling and pain
  • Cooling formula with no harsh chemicals, dyes, or fragrances
  • Helps alleviate perineal area discomfort after childbirth
  • Refrigerate for extra cooling effect
  • Part of the Frida Mom 5-step Postpartum Recovery Regimen

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