Shower gel and shower cream are both used to cleanse the body of impurities, but there are some differences between the two products. Here are some key differences between shower gel and shower cream based on the search results:

Shower Gel

• Contains synthetic surfactants derived from either petrol or plants.
• Mostly water with small quantities of active ingredients and additives.
• Suitable for all skin types and less drying for the skin than traditional soap.
• Has a gel-like consistency.
• Can be more aggressive and overly dry out the skin.
• Recommended for those with sensitive, oily, acne-prone skin and people living in more humid regions.

Shower Cream

• Contains hydrating and moisturizing agents such as shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, argan, aloe vera, etc..
• Helps to rid the skin of dirt and hydrate it at the same time.
• Has a softer, more unctuous and more hydrating texture than shower gel.
• Helps to form a protective film on the surface of the skin, leaving it soft and comfortable.
• Can be used for almost all skin types but is especially effective for dry or sensitive skin.
• Not recommended for those with oily skin, who are better suited to a shower gel or a hydrating soap.

In terms of ingredients, shower gels are mostly water with small quantities of active ingredients and additives such as humectants, pH adjusters, and preservatives. Shower creams, on the other hand, contain hydrating and moisturizing agents such as shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, argan, and aloe vera.

Overall, the choice between shower gel and shower cream depends on personal preference and skin type. Shower gel is suitable for all skin types and recommended for those with sensitive, oily, acne-prone skin and people living in more humid regions. Shower cream is suitable for almost all skin types but is especially effective for dry or sensitive skin.