Turn Hand-Washing Into a Care Ritual
Hand wash is the most fundamental cleansing step for the skin on your hands. This scrub-type formula contains pumice particles, so it gently buffs away rough, built-up dead skin that regular hand wash can't tackle. It's especially useful after kitchen work or outdoor activities when your hands feel noticeably rough.
Whenever You Need It, Any Time of Day
You can use it as often as regular hand wash, but given its scrub nature, we recommend reaching for it when your hands feel particularly rough rather than every single time. Use your usual hand wash day-to-day, then incorporate this 2–3 times a week for targeted exfoliation—you'll notice smoother, softer hands.
Lather Generously and Massage
Wet your hands, then pump once or twice to create a lather. The plant-derived surfactants whip up a velvety, soft foam. Massage in circular motions across the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and around your nails—the fine pumice particles will gently slough away dead skin. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
How to Use by Hand Type
- Dry, rough hands: Apply hand cream immediately after washing to lock in the hydration left behind by glycerin and tocopherol
- Frequent kitchen work: Wash with this after doing dishes to remove food odors, grease, and rough buildup all at once
- Before nail care: Use before applying polish to tidy up cuticles and dead skin around the nails for a cleaner finish
Usage Notes
As this is a scrub product, avoid using on broken or irritated skin. It contains herbal extracts including lavender, rosemary, and bergamot, so if you're sensitive to certain botanical ingredients, we recommend patch-testing with a small amount first. If you experience redness or itching after use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist. Store away from direct sunlight and keep out of reach of children.