Radox Energise Oxygel

I decided to buy this shower gel as I have always liked Radox and when I noticed the price and how cheap it was I was flabbergasted, and bought it in a heartbeat! The bottle is very convenient as if you have no where to stand the bottle then it has a flip up handle to hang from where ever you like! When opening the bottle you are hit with a very refreshing and zingy lemon and citus smell, and it is easily squeezable out of the bottle. The shower gel is a bright green, and has little bubbles in which all add to the look of the product. The actual shower gel it self has a very smooth texture and rubs into the skin easily as it feels very ...  Read the complete review

Energise your body with Radox. Oxygen and shower gel, how exactly is this meant to work? Firstly, just a little bit of information about Radox. Radox produce a range of herbal bubble bath and shower gels. According to their website, Radox has over 100 years expertise in combining the right natural herbs and minerals renowned for their therapeutic properties to help you feel better. The first Radox product was produced in 1908, a salts foot bath that RADiated OXygen, hence the name RADOX. So, oxygen has been at the forefront of their products right from the beginning so it's only fitting that some of their new shower gels should really advertise the fact that ...  Read the complete review

Radox Energise is part of the Oxygel range that includes "invigorate" and "Stimulate". Energise is supposed to waken you up in the morning and give your body and mind a much need kick start. So does it work? And possibly more importantly, does it actually wash as well? Radox has been around for 100 years, they started by making bath salts and in the 60's made these into a liquid form. By the 70's Radox had started to make shower gel and since then has produced lots of different varieties of both shower gels and various other personal hygiene products such as hand wash. Oxygel is a new product from the company, and it is basically shower ...  Read the complete review