Note: This was resurrected from Tumblr thanks to Google cache and was originally posted on July 30, 2016.
Most women keep some type of hand cream in their car, on their desks, or in their purses; it’s a must-have to help keep our hands soft and smooth. Plus, the added fragrance that many creams provide is a nice touch and is sure to get you a compliment or two! 🙂
If you are looking for a natural, paraben-free, and SLS-free (the literally irritating ingredient sodium lauryl sulfate) hand cream, I can’t recommend CNAAN’s Shea Butter & Aloe Vera Hand Cream enough! It’s made with luxurious oils (Argan and Jojoba), rich butter (Shea, Coco, Cupuacu), aloe vera, healthy herbal extracts, skin-healing vitamins (A, C, E), and organic essential oils.
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This hand cream helps to repair rough, dry, and peeling skin as well as irritations. So if you are embarrassed by the damaged skin on your hands, this should definitely help! Using this regularly will also help to slow down aging skin on your hands, which is really important for women of all ages (yes, even us younger and middle-aged women worry about aging).
When it comes to ingredients, this one really delivers and also helps to give this cream its thick consistency and smooth texture (which I prefer in a cream). It has a nice girly fragrance (borders on perfume) that is noticeable even a while after applying but not too strong or overpowering (I have a sensitive nose and it doesn’t bother me unless I put TOO much on). I love that it doesn’t leave my hands feeling greasy (you would think it would with all the oils and butter).
I also love that I can still feel this on my hands hours after applying. You know how some creams seem to just wear off within minutes or an hour? Well, not this one. It’s long-lasting and the bottle size is pretty nice too (especially considering a little goes a long way).
Most of the label is in Hebrew but I’m not sure of the country of origin (I’m thinking Isreal). Anyway, don’t let that hinder you from trying this awesome hand cream; you won’t be disappointed UNLESS you don’t like a lot of fragrance in your hand creams.
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