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Tip: The palms and back of your hands have the fewest and smallest oil glands, so they tend to get the driest.
Industrial Strength Hand Healer
$16.00
Pickup available at 8652 Garland Road
Usually ready in 24 hours
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Description
Description
A non-greasy formula providing instant relief for dry, chapped, or cracked hands. Intensive moisturizers and special conditioners help diminish tough calluses and heal unsightly cuticles. The unique formula dries to a smooth finish, leaving minimal residue on hands.
What's In It
Vitamin A: An effective antioxidant that can also help strengthen the outer layer of skin.
Vitamin E: Known as an antioxidant superstar, this vitamin works to protect cells against free-radical damage.
Liposomes: Targeted ingredient delivery system, encapsulates the vitamins and moisturizers, preserving them at full potency in order to deliver maximum, sustained benefits to the skin.
Macadamia Nut Oil: An extremely high quality oil with an exceptionally small molecule helps soften and hydrate skin, providing a protective barrier from moisture loss.
Glycerin: A humectant which helps replenish and maintain the skin’s moisture balance.
Vitamin E: Known as an antioxidant superstar, this vitamin works to protect cells against free-radical damage.
Liposomes: Targeted ingredient delivery system, encapsulates the vitamins and moisturizers, preserving them at full potency in order to deliver maximum, sustained benefits to the skin.
Macadamia Nut Oil: An extremely high quality oil with an exceptionally small molecule helps soften and hydrate skin, providing a protective barrier from moisture loss.
Glycerin: A humectant which helps replenish and maintain the skin’s moisture balance.
How & When to use it?
Apply a small amount to the palms and backs of your hands anytime they feel dry or rough. Also very effective on rough elbows and feet.Tip: The palms and back of your hands have the fewest and smallest oil glands, so they tend to get the driest.
