The Tiger Roar shower gel is made for a brisk, tonic wash, not for a heavy creamy cleanse. The formula contains glycerin, which helps hold moisture in the upper layers of the skin, and vitamins A and E, which have a conditioning role in rinse-off cosmetics and help the skin feel less stripped after cleansing. That said, it also contains menthol for an immediate cooling sensation, plus fragrance and caffeine, so it may feel strong on very dry, reactive, or easily irritated skin.
If you want to try it despite having dry or sensitive skin, do a patch test on a small area first and rinse it off after a minute or two. If you notice strong stinging or discomfort, this kind of tonic formula is probably not your everyday wash. Because it is a rinse-off product, you can also control the effect by using a small amount, lathering briefly, rinsing thoroughly, and applying a body lotion afterwards. Avoid contact with the eyes, and if you do not usually tolerate mentholated products, be cautious before using it over your whole body.
For most people with normal skin, this shower gel is simply a body wash with a fresh, cooling finish. It is a cosmetic cleanser, not a treatment for skin conditions. If you have a chronic skin condition or are unsure whether a cooling product suits you, it makes sense to ask a specialist before regular use.