Bottom | Perineal Spray

Yes. Although the Bottom range was originally created for perineal recovery after vaginal birth, several of the products can be repurposed during C-section recovery.

Once your healthcare professional confirms that the incision can be washed and cared for topically, the Bottom Bath herbal infusion can be used for gentle cleansing, while Bottom Perineal Spray can provide refreshing, soothing care, particularly when the healing skin feels itchy or uncomfortable.

For more targeted C-section scar care, we recommend Life Line Repairing Balm, which was specifically formulated for scar massage and should only be introduced once the incision is fully closed and healed.

The Bottom products can also continue to serve other purposes for mother and baby, so they do not need to go unused simply because your birth unfolded differently than planned.

Yes. Despite its name, Bottom Perineal Spray is a versatile botanical spray for external skin care.

For your baby, it can be sprayed onto a clean compress or reusable cloth and used to gently cleanse the diaper area, particularly when you want to avoid conventional wipes or unnecessary rubbing.

For the mother, beyond postpartum perineal care, its botanical hydrosols also make it a refreshing facial toner when the skin needs a simple, cooling botanical mist.

Always remember that Bottom Perineal Spray is for external use only and should be kept away from the eyes and mucous membranes.

The Bottom range was designed as a complementary three-step approach to the different needs of the perineum following vaginal birth.

Bottom Bath is particularly valuable during the earliest stage of postpartum recovery. The warm herbal infusion provides gentle, touch-free cleansing and soothing care when the perineum may feel swollen, tender and too sensitive to touch. According to our directions, it can be used from one hour after birth, provided there are no signs of infection.

Bottom Perineal Spray offers immediate, touch-free freshness throughout the day. Its botanical waters and astringent plants were selected particularly for moments of heat, burning, itching, swelling or discomfort. Keeping it refrigerated provides an additional cooling effect, and it can be misted directly onto the external perineal area whenever needed.

Bottom Perineal Balm provides the richest and most nourishing step. Its botanical oils, butters and waxes create a protective layer while supporting the recovery and regeneration of tender perineal skin and tissues. It is particularly useful when the area needs more intensive nourishment and repair.

Rather than choosing just one, think of them as responding to different needs: Bottom Bath to cleanse and soothe; Bottom Spray to cool and comfort; Bottom Balm to nourish, protect and support repair.