The Healing Hand Care Products Worthy Of A Spot By Your Sink

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The Healing Hand Care Products Worthy Of A Spot By Your Sink

Our hands are super important right now – but while we’re making sure to wash them frequently (and thoroughly – a chorus of Dolly Parton’s ‘Jolene’ is our favourite way to clock it), we also need to keep up some serious care so they stay both germ-free and generously hydrated.

So, in the spirit of keeping our mitts squeaky clean and silky smooth, we’ve rounded up the healing, hydrating or just-plain-helpful hand care products we suggest you add to your sink space stat.

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Glasshouse Fragrances We Met In Saigon – Lemongrass Hand Wash

We say: If you’re eager for a full COVID-style round the world trip, we suggest you start with the Saigon-inspired hand wash from Glasshouse. With notes of lemongrass, orange and sandalwood, you’ll be transported (with fresh hands intact) straight into the vibrant, bustling city. 

You say: “Amazingly strong and beautiful – more than your usual lovely lemongrass scented thing. I really know I’m washing my hands when using this and it looks so classy in it’s packaging that I love having it in my watercloset downstairs (than everyone uses) so it’s nice for guests to use and enjoy too.” – crystalclearwater…

Want to know more? Read Glasshouse Fragrances We Met In Saigon – Lemongrass Hand Wash more reviews…

 

 

 

Aqium Ultra Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser

We say: It’s safe to say we’ve all become certified professionals when it comes to sanitising our hands. And while it’s important to stick to alcohol-based formulas to effectively kill germs, a formula like this one (packed with moisture-replenishing ingredients) will keep hands free of bacteria while also restoring the hydration alcohol tends to drain.

You say: “This is the best hand sanitiser i have tried for my dry sensitive skin. It dries quickly and leaves my hands much softer and more moisturised than any others i have tried which is great for frequent use. It never irritates or dries out my hands and has a mild floral scent.” – Cherrypie 

Want to know more? Read Aqium Ultra Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser reviews here…

 

 

John Plunkett’s Skin Treatments

John Plunkett’s Skin Treatments JP Psor-Asist Cream

Those prone to bouts of psorasis on their hands may be at risk of flare-ups from all the constant (but necessary) hand-washing and sanitising.  To keep itchy, scaley skin at bay, consider keeping this by the sink to soothe and protect post-scrub-a-dub.

Sukin Naturals Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser Spray

We say: In arguably the greatest method of dispensing hand sanitiser, Sukin’s handbag-sized spray bottle makes for the easiest on-the-go hand spritz. Plus, the inclusion of aloe vera and green tea will keep dry palms silky smooth.

You say: “I like the small size and i can fit it in my pocket. It also smells very pleasant, not chemically like some other santisers on the market.” – Bianca D

Want to know more? Read Sukin Naturals Antibacterial Hand Sanitiser Spray reviews here…

 

 

 

Evodia Rainforest Hand Cream

We say: A nourishing hand cream has transitioned from a luxury to a necessity, and this replenishing blend is one of our absolute favourites. Made with natural Aussie botanicals like antioxidant-rich Kakadu plum and softening macadamia oil, it’s a treat (to be enjoyed multiple times per day, of course) for your palms and your nose.
 

You say: “I love this hand cream. It works so magnificently to nourish my very dry hands. I work in a hospital and am continually washing my hands, which doesn’t leave my skin I’m very good quality.” – Jessie Newton

Want to know more? Read Evodia Rainforest Hand Cream reviews here…

 

Buckley & Phillips Indulgence Hand & Body Wash

We say: With all the times we’re washing our hands per day, we might as well wash with a lush formula, right? Try this zesty blend – it gets the job done, and it smells like lemongrass, lime and rose geranium while it works.

Want to know more? Read Buckley & Phillips Indulgence Hand & Body Wash reviews here…

CeraVe Reparative Hand Cream

We say: If you’re after something fragrance-free or designed for particularly sensitive skin, give this non-greasy guy a go. It harnesses the powers of hyaluronic acid, niacinimade and ceramides to hydrate and calm hands while also replenishing moisture. The result? Silky soft hands sans irritation.

You say: “After using the Cerave handcream, I have noticed a dramatic improvement in the texture of my hands. I try to use this after everytime a wash my hands.” – daniii

Want to know more? Read CeraVe Reparative Hand Cream reviews here…

Revitanail Ultra Hydrating Serum

We say: Now is no time to forget your nails – they’re thirsty, too. Layer this hydrating nail and cuticle serum over your hand cream to help repair dry, brittle nails. It’ll load them up with intense hydration (thanks jojoba), while also delivering a subtle coconut scent.

You say: “The serum absorbs quickly and the slight massage is a great stimulation of blood which will naturally improve nails. It is a great habit to get into and this serum was enough to get a pattern within my daily routine” – simone

Want to know more? Read Revitanail Ultra Hydrating Serum reviews here… 

Skin Republic Hand Repair

We say: Your hands could definitely do with a little extra love right now, and this skin-repairing mask delivers it in spades. Packed with moisture-boosting marine collagen, rich shea butter and soothing vitamin E, your mitts will be hydrated, softened and smoothed in no time (well, 20 minutes to be exact).

Want to know more? Read Skin Republic Hand Repair reviews here…

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  1. I’d like to try the CeraVe. I saw it in another Beautyheaven article recently and it appealed to me. I’ll get some next time I’m out. I love hand creams. I’ve got so many, but I doubt it will ever be too many. But I have almost run out of hand sanitiser. I’ve got a tiny amount in the bottle that hangs off the dog leash. The last big bottle I gave to hubby to take to work.

  2. My hands have gotten extremely dry from all the hand washing and hand sanitiser that I've been using. By the time I use my hand cream I have to wash my hands another 4 minutes later

  3. Upcycled old shampoo that was too harsh for my hair I popped into self foaming bottle and diluted tiny bit with distilled water…to make delish minty foaming hand and dish soap. That never ends….shampoo bottle was big. I'm so practically "fancy" xD

  4. Good luck trying to buy hand sanitiser. I bought a couple the other week before the crazy panic buying started to take on my overseas trip which has now been cancelled. the sanitiser will still be handy to use at home though.

  5. Yep I'll be doing that soon too! I've still got quite a bit around here but it looks like now we're all using it again and I'll be repurchasing the Sukin Mist again for sure. It's been a fave with this type of portable hand cleanser.