What does it do? This moisturizing and fast-absorbing hand lotion improves the appearance of skin and leaves dry hands feeling smooth, plump and baby soft. Skin types Normal, dry, oily, combination and sensitive Skincare concerns Dryness, aging, fine lines and wrinkles, loss of elasticity/firmness and dullness It’s full of antioxidants thanks to the tocopherol and catechins. It prevents signs of aging. Shea butter also contains lupeol, which inhibits the enzymes that degrade the skin's supportive proteins. It reduces inflammation. The triterpene alcohols found in shea butter have anti-inflammatory properties. Shea butter has been shown to help with skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis, as well as arthritis. It has antimicrobial properties. People in West Africa have used shea butter as a natural remedy to treat wounds and other ailments for centuries. It has UV protection. Seriously! The cinnamic acid esters in shea butter have been shown to absorb a limited amount of UV rays. Unrefined shea butter has the equivalent of an SPF between 3 or 4. It's incredibly hydrating and moisturizing without the greasiness that comes from other moisturizing ingredients. 1. Apply a pea-sized amount to the back of your hand. 2. Gently rub hands together being sure to spread the cream around to the palms and in between fingers. 3. Use multiple times a day, especially after hand-washing and using hand sanitizer.
KARITE Karité Crème Mains Nourishing Hand Cream
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Karité Crème Mains Nourishing Hand Cream
What does it do? This moisturizing and fast-absorbing hand lotion improves the appearance of skin and leaves dry hands feeling smooth, plump and baby soft. Skin types Normal, dry, oily, combination and sensitive Skincare concerns Dryness, aging, fine lines and wrinkles, loss of elasticity/firmness and dullness It’s full of antioxidants thanks to the tocopherol and catechins. It prevents signs of aging. Shea butter also contains lupeol, which inhibits the enzymes that degrade the skin's supportive proteins. It reduces inflammation. The triterpene alcohols found in shea butter have anti-inflammatory properties. Shea butter has been shown to help with skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis, as well as arthritis. It has antimicrobial properties. People in West Africa have used shea butter as a natural remedy to treat wounds and other ailments for centuries. It has UV protection. Seriously! The cinnamic acid esters in shea butter have been shown to absorb a limited amount of UV rays. Unrefined shea butter has the equivalent of an SPF between 3 or 4. It's incredibly hydrating and moisturizing without the greasiness that comes from other moisturizing ingredients. 1. Apply a pea-sized amount to the back of your hand. 2. Gently rub hands together being sure to spread the cream around to the palms and in between fingers. 3. Use multiple times a day, especially after hand-washing and using hand sanitizer.