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Hand cream is a cream or lotion-like product specifically designed for hand skin care.

Uniqueness: Hand skin is frequently exposed to the elements and is prone to dryness and aging due to frequent hand washing. Hand cream formulas typically focus on deep moisturizing and locking in moisture.

Main Ingredients: Contains oily ingredients, moisturizers (such as glycerin and urea), and repairing ingredients.

Main Functions:

Deeply moisturizes and prevents dry, cracked hands.

Repairs the damaged skin barrier and improves roughness.

Nourishes the cuticles and prevents hangnails.

Usage Characteristics: Textures range from light lotions to thick creams, used to maintain the softness and elasticity of hand skin.

In short, hand cream is a daily care product used to moisturize, protect, and repair the skin on the hands.

When to Use: Best used immediately after washing hands or when hands feel dry.

Amount: Take a pea-sized amount of hand cream onto the back of your hand.

Application Area: Rub the backs of your hands together to distribute the hand cream evenly.

Massage for Absorption: Focus on massaging areas prone to dryness and hangnails, such as knuckles, cuticles, and the area between the thumb and forefinger, to aid absorption.

Deep Care (Optional): Apply a thick layer at night and wear cotton gloves overnight for deep repair.