HERBLIZ intensively moisturising hand cream pampers stressed hands with a formula of shea butter, aloe vera, jojoba and hemp oil. For hands that are soft to the touch! More
Don't give stressed, dry hands a chance! HERBLIZ Intensive Moisturizing Hand Cream pampers your hands with a formula of shea butter, jojoba and algae extract and makes them supple and soft again. Wild rose oil provides a pleasant fragrance. Ideal for an extra helping of care in any season!
Product Ingredients:
Organic Hemp Oil:Full of essential nutrients, hemp oil is the most natural and richest source of polyunsaturated fatty acids .Because thespecial fatty acid structure of hemp oil is very similar to that of our skin, it can be absorbed very quickly and provide excellent conditioning to keep skin soft and supple. Organic Aloe Vera Leaf Extract: Probably most of us know it as an after-sun lotion. Aloe vera is an active ingredient that makes the skin nice and supple.
Organic Shea Butter: Contains many fatty acids that occur naturally in the skin barrier, making it particularly effective for skin care. It isused in creams as a high quality natural fat ingredient.
Organic wild rose oil: Contains high levels of alpha-linolenic acid and vitamins. Particularly light and fast-absorbing oil for soft-to-the-touch skin.
Brown seaweed extract: Rich in alginic acid and its salts, alginates, as well as carrageenan and unique polysaccharides that are particularly important for the cosmetics industry. Inaddition, the algae extract acts as a free radical scavenger.
Organic jojoba oil: Actually,it is not an oil at all, but a liquid wax. Its composition helps to increase and maintain skin moisture. Therefore, it is good for dry, damaged skin and hair.
Organic olive oil: This is a vegetable oil composed primarily of skin-like lipids that replenish and support the skin barrier. Itis also particularly easy to spread
glycerin, caprylic/capric triglyceride: These aremedium chain triglycerides or MCT oils for short. Itis extracted from coconut oil.
Propanediol: Binds moisture and thus increases the effect of preservatives.
Cetyl alcohol and cetearyl alcohol: These are so-called fatty alcohols and are often used as the base of creams and ointments.
