What's the difference between Hand Wash and Body Wash?Updated 2 days ago
TL;DR: Sensitive Hand Wash is formulated for frequent daily use, with skin comfort support for hands that get washed again and again. Sensitive Body Wash uses a richer cleansing and conditioning system designed for the full body experience. Both are fragrance-free, pH 5.5, and recognised by the Eczema Association of Australasia. Each does its job exceptionally well.
What's the difference between Koh Hand Wash and Body Wash?
For hands. Frequent daily use.
Hands get washed many times every day. Hand Wash is formulated to cleanse effectively while helping support skin comfort through repeated use. It includes aloe vera, chamomile, and moisturising jojoba esters to care for hands that work hard.
For the body. Richer lather.
Your body has different requirements. Body Wash uses a richer cleansing and conditioning system designed to create a soft, creamy lather while helping maintain the skin's natural moisture balance. Formulated to work across a larger skin surface than your hands alone.
Why not make one product that does both?
✓ Less is more. But less doesn't mean one product doing everything.
Hands get washed many times a day. A formula that works well for that frequency needs to be built for it. Your body has different requirements, and a formula that maintains moisture across a larger skin surface needs a different approach. Combining them into one product would mean doing both jobs adequately rather than either one exceptionally well. At Koh, less is more means removing the unnecessary, not compromising on performance.
Built for frequent daily use. Fragrance-free, HRIPT tested, recognised by the Eczema Association of Australasia.
Richer formula for the full body experience. Fragrance-free, recognised by the Eczema Association of Australasia.
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Last reviewed: June 2026 · Koh Australia