Perfectly pH-balanced head-to-toe wash with a pleasantly refreshing yet utterly soothing effect / 8 oz 

Marie Veronique’s Everywhere pH Body Wash is a very cool product that we were not expecting at first — and then, we thought, “Oh, wait. Of course. We need this! Immediately.”

Designed as a head-to-toe cleanser that restores optimal acidity to the skin, it’s a perfectly foamy (not too much, not too little) gel with lactic acid, pro-vitamin B5, a mild and gender-neutral fragrance, and a very cool orange color. If you have skin that feels sensitive and prone to dryness, you’ll definitely want to use in the shower before exiting and slathering yourself with Body Barrier Emulsion: due to its marvelously pH balancing qualities, it helps enhance moisture retention and improve texture, leaving skin resilient, radiant, and perfectly primed for your favorite moisturizer.

As a bonus, it feels pleasantly refreshing, rinsing more cleanly than most body washes made for dry and sensitive skin.

“But should I be worrying about pH?” It’s an excellent question. Traditional soaps and cleansers tend to have a higher pH than skin itself, which can mess with skin’s protective barrier, leading to dryness and irritation. We tend not to carry those on our shelves, anyway — but if you’re one of those people who really struggles with dry, irritated skin, no matter how diligent you are with your body moisturizer, this one could make the difference. We’ve heard from multiple customers with intractably dry skin on their bodies that Body Barrier Emulsion has been a game-changer for them, and Everywhere pH Body Wash is its perfect partner.

And yes, it is indeed a head-to-toe cleanser. You can use it as a shampoo; you can use it on your face, too, as it’s intended to replace Marie Veronique’s dearly loved and now departed Shave Prep & Daily Wash. 

But we tend to love it most as a body wash — and, if you’re willing to share and want to win the status hand-soap wars, Everywhere pH is a mic drop. It says, “I’m inclusive, I’m cool, I won’t disrupt your barrier, and I know things.” Yes, you do.