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Designed for adults seeking a premium, fragrant solution to dry skin, the Scottish Fine Soaps Orchard Spice Hand Cream provides intensive hydration in a travel-friendly package. This cream is perfect for those who appreciate natural, seasonal scents combined with a rich blend of plant-based butters and oils. While the formula is highly effective at smoothing rough skin, the distinct, spicy aroma may be too strong for those who prefer unscented skincare products.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Series | Orchard Spice |
| Model Part Number | 1613453 |
| Brand | Scottish Fine Soaps |
Yes, the Orchard Spice Hand Cream formula is entirely vegan and cruelty-free.
No, the formula is specifically designed to absorb quickly without leaving a greasy or slippery residue.
While intended for hands, it can be used on other dry areas like elbows or knees, though it is formulated primarily for the skin texture of hands.
The tube contains 30ml of product, making it perfect for travel or carrying in a small bag.
The cream features a nourishing blend of shea butter, sweet almond oil, olive oil, and cocoa butter.
Warm the tube in your hands for a few seconds to soften the shea and cocoa butters.
Massage the excess into your forearms or elbows, which are also often prone to dryness.
This product is ready for use immediately upon opening. To ensure the longest shelf life, store the tube in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can alter the scent and consistency of the natural oils. It is compatible with all skin types, including dry and sensitive skin. For best results, massage a pea-sized amount into your hands, paying special attention to your cuticles and any particularly dry areas on the palms or knuckles.
