Geranium & Apricot Intensive Hand Cream: rich, quickly-absorbed hand cream, sweet-smelling geranium and a touch of lavender.
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WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY:
'This is really good stuff. It sinks in quickly and doesn't leave that nasty slick. Two more jars, please.' Janie M., Rugby.
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If you want a hand cream that really works, then choose something that is made with simple, first-class, organic, food-grade ingredients. Ingredients that feed your skin properly and effectively. And here it is!
We start with apricot kernel and rapeseed oils – they are light nutritional oils that penetrate quickly, softening and feeding the skin with plenty of useful vitamins.
These are then blended with juniper floral water which adds their calming, anti-septic, mildly astringent, refreshing power - before enriching with healing honey and beeswax, and perfumed with delightful rose geranium essential oil. Geranium is, simply, amazing: it has a strong reputation for reducing inflammation, stimulating cell-growth and aiding the skin's elasticity, never mind adding that beautiful aroma. This is a cream you cannot easily forget!
METHOD: massage into clean, dry, over-worked hands as often as necessary.
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INGREDIENTS: Hydrols of Juniperis communis (juniper)*; Brassica napus (rapeseed) oil (Ribes nigrum); (Prunus armeniaca) apricot kernel oil*; miel (honey)*; cera alba (beeswax)*; cetostearyl alcohol andstearic acid (plant-based emulsifying waxes); Phenoxyethanol Ethylhexylglycerin (preservative); essential oils of Pelargonium graveolens (rose geranium)* and Lavendula augustifolia (lavender)* which contain linalool. *certified organic
50 ml frosted glass jar, aluminium cap.
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