LiHanna Spray
Topical solution for relief from hyperhidrosis and menopausal hot flushes
Consumer Health
Women 45–60
Menopause
Chemist's
LiHanna Spray is a topical solution for the relief of hyperhidrosis and menopausal hot flushes. A wellness product specifically targeted at women aged 45–60.
Consistent with the company's medical identity: precise indication, professional approach, in an area of growing demand for non-pharmacological solutions for menopausal symptoms.
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Indication: relief from hyperhidrosis and menopausal hot flushes.
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Defined target audience: women aged 45–60.
Specification
Value
Packaging
100 ml
Active
Rosemary Extract, Witch Hazel Extract, Niacinamide, Urea
Other ingredients
Rice starch. aluminium salt free and fragrance free
Packaging
labelled spray bottle + carton + fill
Class
Cosmetic
Instructions
Dermocosmetic formula that helps provide an immediate sensation of freshness and comfort during episodes of heavy sweating and hot flushes associated with the menopause.
Specification
Value
Packaging
100 ml
Active
Rosemary Extract, Witch Hazel Extract, Niacinamide, Urea
Target
Rice starch. Free from aluminium salts and fragrances
Packaging
labelled spray bottle + carton + fill
Class
Cosmetic
Instructions
Dermocosmetic formula that helps provide an immediate sensation of freshness and comfort during episodes of heavy sweating and hot flushes associated with the menopause.
Growing segment, with increasing demand for non-pharmacological solutions for menopausal symptoms. Target channel: modern pharmacy, women's health channels, gynecology. High potential in markets sensitive to women's health in the pharmacy. Possible entry point towards a more structured relationship in specialist areas.
Reference channel
Modern pharmacy, women's health channels, gynaecology.
Support included
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Product documentation and quality assurance consistent with the Alfakjn portfolio.
- Materials for the pharmacy and women's health channel.
- Support with positioning in the women's health and wellness segment.
- Willingness to evaluate multi-channel agreements with specialist lines.
