Although soap is the most common cleaning product, soap has a high pH that may irritate the skin, especially if you already have sensitive skin. Choose a soap free cleansing product.
Although soap is the most common cleaning product, soap has a high pH that may irritate the skin, especially if you already have sensitive skin. Choose a soap free cleansing product.
Many people may think that the higher the water temperature, the better the sterilisation effect. In fact, using water that is too hot to wash your hands may further irritate the skin. Avoid it.
Many people think that spraying alcohol after washing hands is safer. In fact, as long as you have cleaned your hands thoroughly, rubbing them from fingertips to the wrist for at least 20 seconds, you should have effectively cleaned your hands. It is not necessary to use alcohol spray afterwards that may irritate your skin.
Harsh cleansers can wash away the natural skin oil. It is best to apply a moisturiser while your hands are still wet to protect your skin.
Fragrance could potentially be allergens to your skin and may cause sensitivity. You may choose products that are fragrance free.
Apply to wet skin and gently smooth over your hands. Massage for 2-3 minutes. Rinse and pat dry. Suitable for use at home, office and on-the-go!
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