Hand Stuff Moisturizer 2.75oz Tube
WHY CHOOSE OUR HAND STUFF MOISTURIZER?
Features:
Softens and restores lustrous moisture to hands
Specially-formulated to penetrate tougher hand skin
Non-greasy,dries quickly with no residue.
Hand Stuff is a luxurious Emu Oil and Aloe Vera Skin Care Lotion to soothe and soften irritated dry hands. When your hands are needing some attention, Hand Stuff's Emu Oil ensures the smooth and non-oily application and relaxing result are just what your hand needs most. Best used anytime your dry hands need rejuvenating moisture.
Available in: 4oz and 2.75oz tube.(great for your purse or travel)
Only the purest Emu Oil is used in our products.
Because Emu Oil is quickly absorbed into the skin, it is wonderful for topical application.
Emu Oil leaves no oily residue, only naturally hydrated tissue, making it quite attractive to cosmetic and health care product designers.
Aloe Vera (long recognized for its soothing properties) is the most popular cosmetic and toiletry ingredient in the United States according to the Cosmetic, Fragrance, and Toiletry Association (CTFA).
Aloe vera is even used in tissues containing Aloe to soothe the dry irritated nose.
Aloe Vera contains up to 96% water and many moisture retentive polysaccharides. Scientists have isolated glucose, mannose, arabinose, galactose and xylose polysaccharides from Aloe Vera constituents.
Polysaccharides are known to act as moisturizers, hydrating the skin.
"Aloe also makes the surface of the skin smoother because of its cohesive effect on the superficial flaking epidermal cells by sticking them together." (Dr Peter Atherton, Positive Health issue 20 June/July 1997)
Aloe Vera is absorbed by the skin up to four times faster than water and moisturizes the skin because of its water holding capacity. (Danhof, I.E., McAnally, B.H. (1983), Stabilized Aloe Vera: Effect on Human Skin Cells. Drug. Cosmet. Ind. 133, 52-106)
In the United States Aloe Vera is grown commercially in California, Florida, Texas and in specially-designed greenhouses in Oklahoma.
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