A must for hard-working hands: hard on dirt, gentle on your skin.
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WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY
'Well, I didn't think it would work. I'm not interested in so-called cleansers and such like. But I have to admit that I was wrong and this does work. Very well indeed.' Rob B., West Wittering.
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This is a must for hard-working hands. It is a gentle but effective cleanser and very hard to beat for removing deep-seated grime. It employs the penetrating cleansing and moisturising properties of soapwort, a traditional cleaning agent with a gentle foaming,
non-drying action so gentle and effective that it is used in museums.
Added to that are the refreshing, purifying, healing characteristics of lavender and rosemary. These combine in a base of nutritious nut oils and moisture-retentive honey to give your hands a lift as well as thorough cleansing. Ground apricot kernal has been added to provide a little grittiness that will help shift the dirt but will not be abrasive.
Works extremely well in conjunction with The English Gardener's Herbal Handcream.
METHOD: Pump a little into your hand, rub well into wet hands. Rinse well.
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INGREDIENTS: Saponaria officinalis (Soapwort)* infused in aqua (water); Lavendula augustifolia (lavender) hydrosol*; Prunus armeniaca (apricot kernel ) oil*; miel (honey*) cetostearyl alcohol and stearic acid (plant-based emulsifying waxes); Naticide (plant-derived bacterial inhibitor); essential oils of Lavendula augustifolia (lavender)*; Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)*. NOTHING ELSE. *certified organic
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200ml E aluminium bottle with dispenser pump
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Physick: from the Greek meaning ‘the use and knowledge of nature’.
