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Cleansing the face and body without water. When should you do it and what products should you use?
Caring for someone who is elderly, bedridden, ill, has a disability or has had surgery is a challenge, especially if you don't have much experience in this area. Among the most difficult tasks is maintaining the hygiene...
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Basic and supplementary care for bedridden patients
Caring for bedridden, chronically ill or elderly patients is a huge responsibility and one of the most difficult experiences in life. Fortunately, there are many specialised skincare products designed for bedridden patients...
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Very dry skin – feet, knees, elbows and hands. How to effectively moisturise the skin?
How to moisturise very dry skin? These questions usually arise in late autumn, winter and early spring. It’s not surprising. The weather conditions characteristic for these seasons, which also impact the temperature and...
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Quick skin cleansing with SENI CARE adult wet wipes
Full body hygiene is very important not only for comfort, but also and most importantly – for health-related reasons. Neglecting hygiene leads to the formation of an environment conducive to microbial growth, which can...
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What is urea? Urea in Seni Care skincare products
Are you trying to take care of your skin or the skin of your loved one as best you can, but the cosmetic products you use do not produce the expected results? Are you looking for new, more effective formulas? The leading...
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Active ingredients in Seni Care skincare products – what are they and what are their properties?
Are you looking for specialist skin and haircare products, but you don't know what you should pay particular attention to? Are you wondering how to navigate the maze of various products and find those that will be best...
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Unpleasant skin odour – causes and solutions
Everyone's skin has its own individual scent, which changes with age due to many different factors. This is a normal process which does not require medical intervention, as long as the body odour is mild and pleasant.
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Vegan bodycare products
Public awareness of how consumer choices affect the environment is growing. This applies not only to food, but also to personal care products. More and more people are paying attention to the origin of the ingredients...
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Chafes in bedridden patients and patients with urinary incontinence. Effective skin protection
The skin of the intimate areas is very thin and sensitive, and therefore extremely susceptible to various types of irritation and damage. Patients suffering from urinary incontinence and patients who remain in bed for...
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Comfort of care – we pay attention to the comfort of both the caregiver and the patient
For many people, caring for someone who remains in bed for long periods of time is one of the greatest challenges they have ever faced. However, we must remember that it is a difficult situation for the patient as well.
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Paper urinary diary
A urinary diary is a useful tool – you can write down important information like the total number of your visits to the toilet, frequency of urine loss episodes, and other information, which can help a specialist to determine...
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Myths and facts about UI
There are many myths about incontinence, as incontinence is a subject most people are reluctant to talk about. The uncertainty and questions which incontinent people may have, remain unanswered without professional advice.