The product is described as a refreshing shower gel rather than a rich cream cleanser, so it is chosen mainly for its cleansing and freshening effect. The usage notes say to pay attention to how your skin reacts if it is very dry or easily irritated. That is practical advice: if your skin tends to feel tight after gel cleansers, use lukewarm water, keep the rinse shorter, and apply a simple moisturizer after drying off.
For easily irritated skin, it is also wise to avoid contact with the eyes and not to layer this gel together with several other strongly exfoliating or active body products. If you are already using a body scrub or a product with strong active ingredients, alternate them on different days rather than using them all in one shower. As always with a new cosmetic, you can do a patch test on a small area of skin before using it all over the body, especially if you have known sensitivity to herbal ingredients.
This is a cosmetic product for cleansing and comfort, not a treatment for any skin condition. If you have a chronic skin concern, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are on medication, consult a specialist before introducing a new product into your routine.