Orange Blossom Body Wash with Plant Extracts, 250 ml Pump Bottle

The pump sits on the shower shelf and one press drops a slick of amber gel into your palm, orange blossom rising with the steam.

The bottle is clear, so you watch the gel go down: 250 ml of amber liquid behind a plain white label, with a lock down pump on top that twists shut for travel. The gel lathers thin rather than foamy, spreads a long way on a wet shoulder, and rinses off without leaving a film on the tray.

The label carries the maker name GMH, the words Cleansing Body Wash and Plant Extracts, and a short ingredient row: sodium salicylate, Quaternium 73 and Sophora flavescens. Those three are what the maker chooses to print. There is no full ingredient list on the bottle and no percentage, so we quote nothing further. The maker gives the scent as orange blossom.

Key Benefits

• 250 ml behind a pump One handed in the shower, and the head twists down to lock closed in a bag.
• Clear bottle You can see how much is left, which a solid bottle never tells you.
• Thin amber gel It spreads across a wet shoulder rather than sitting in a blob, so one press goes further than it looks.
• Scent named by the maker Orange blossom, as given on the maker's own specification sheet.
• Short printed ingredient row Sodium salicylate, Quaternium 73 and Sophora flavescens, exactly as they appear on the label.
• 36 month shelf life Stated by the maker, which matters on a bottle you use a press at a time.

Best for: anyone who wants a plain pump body wash with a soft floral scent, and who wants the label read back to them without additions.

Why It Works

A shower gel is judged on three things you can actually check: how it dispenses, how far it spreads and whether it rinses. The lock down pump handles the first, one handed and with no cap to drop in the tray. The gel is thin enough to spread rather than sit, so a single press covers a shoulder and an arm. And it rinses off the tray without a slick, which is the part you only notice when a gel gets it wrong.

Quick Product Facts: Body wash in a clear pump bottle; 250 ml (8.79 fl oz); lock down pump; thin amber gel; scent given by the maker as orange blossom; label prints GMH, Cleansing Body Wash, Plant Extracts, sodium salicylate, Quaternium 73 and Sophora flavescens; no full ingredient list and no percentage on the pack; maker states a 36 month shelf life; box holds one bottle.

How It Fits Your Routine

Daily shower, one or two presses onto a wet flannel or straight into the palm. Work it over shoulders, back and legs, then rinse. The lather is thin by design, so resist the urge to add a third press.

For travel, twist the pump head down until it locks before the bottle goes in a bag. At 250 ml it sits over most cabin liquid limits, so treat it as a hold luggage bottle.

Store it upright with the pump locked. Left open in a wet shower it draws water back up the tube and thins the last few presses.

FAQ

Why are there four very different options on one page? Because the supplier lists them under a single code. Only the first option is this body wash. The others are a GMH orange exfoliating gel, a herbal exfoliating gel and a GMH rose tinted BB cream, each a separate product in its own tube and its own size. Read the option label before you order and expect exactly what it names.

What does the label actually promise? Nothing that we repeat. We describe a body wash, its bottle, its scent and the ingredients printed on it. We make no claim about skin conditions of any kind, and no test report comes with the bottle.

Is the tinted BB cream option a sun protection product? Its tube carries a sun protection index, and we neither sell it as sun protection nor repeat that figure. If you want protection from the sun, buy a dedicated sunscreen instead of that option.

What is Sophora flavescens? A plant extract the maker prints on the label. We list it as composition and say nothing about what it does, because the pack publishes nothing about it.