Meder Salva-Hand Soothing Repair Hand Cream
Meder Salva-Hand Soothing Repair Hand Cream
Protective “Invisible Glove” Hand Cream for Dry, Sensitive & Frequently Washed Hands
Some hands don't need another moisturiser. They need protection from what happens to them all day.
Salva-Hand is MEDER's protective daytime hand cream, designed for hands that are constantly being washed, sanitised, exposed to water or simply struggling to maintain a healthy skin barrier.
And this is where it differs from Circa-Hand.
Circa-Hand is about restoration while you sleep.
Salva-Hand is about protection while you live your day.
It creates a lightweight, water-resistant moisturising film over the skin — what MEDER calls an “invisible glove” — helping the hands retain moisture and remain comfortable without the heavy, greasy coating we usually associate with protective hand creams.
I think of it as:
hydrate → soothe → reinforce → shield → maintain.
WHY I LIKE SALVA-HAND
Hands are difficult to moisturise for one very practical reason:
we keep washing the moisturiser off.
You apply hand cream.
Ten minutes later you wash your hands.
You apply it again.
Then you use sanitiser.
Wash again.
Cook.
Clean.
Wash again.
By the end of the day, maintaining comfortable hands can feel like a full-time job.
Salva-Hand takes a different approach.
Instead of relying on a thick oily coating that needs constant reapplication, the formula creates a lightweight water-holding film over the skin designed to remain useful even after contact with water.
So rather than simply asking:
“How can we moisturise dry hands?”
Salva-Hand asks:
“How can we help that moisture stay there while the hands continue doing everything they need to do?”
That's what makes this product interesting.
WHO IS SALVA-HAND FOR?
I particularly like Salva-Hand for:
Frequently washed hands
Healthcare professionals, beauty therapists, parents, cooks, cleaners, hospitality workers — or anyone whose hands spend half the day under a tap.
Frequently sanitised hands
When alcohol-based sanitiser is an unavoidable part of your working day.
Dry hands
When the skin repeatedly feels tight, rough or uncomfortable.
Sensitive hands
When many conventional hand creams sting or feel irritating.
Irritated hands
When environmental exposure has left the barrier stressed and uncomfortable.
Eczema-prone hands
When the skin is naturally vulnerable to dryness and irritation and needs gentle barrier support.
Cold-weather hands
When winter air and indoor heating leave the skin feeling stripped.
People exposed to water throughout the day
Including hairdressers, therapists, healthcare workers, chefs and anyone doing frequent “wet work.”
People who hate greasy hand cream
Because Salva-Hand has a light gel-like texture designed to absorb without leaving oily or sticky hands.
And importantly, this isn't only for hands that are already damaged.
Salva-Hand also makes sense before the barrier becomes compromised.
Protection is usually easier than repair.
WHAT DOES “INVISIBLE GLOVES” ACTUALLY MEAN?
No, Salva-Hand doesn't literally create a pair of waterproof gloves around your hands.
And it isn't a substitute for protective gloves when you're working with chemicals or other hazardous substances.
The “invisible glove” refers to the lightweight protective moisturising film the formula creates over the skin.
That film helps reduce moisture loss and maintains hydration while providing an additional layer of protection against ordinary environmental stress.
Think:
an invisible moisture shield
rather than:
medical gloves in a bottle.
That's a much more useful way to understand it.
WHY DOES WATER MAKE MY HANDS DRY?
This sounds contradictory.
If water hydrates skin, why can washing your hands repeatedly make them dry?
Because washing doesn't involve water alone.
We normally use:
soap
surfactants
warm or hot water
and repeated drying.
These remove dirt, oils and microorganisms — which is exactly why we wash.
But repeated cleansing can also remove some of the lipids involved in maintaining the skin's protective barrier.
Then water evaporates from the surface.
If the barrier is already compromised, the skin can struggle to retain enough moisture afterwards.
So your hands can spend a large part of the day in contact with water...
and still become increasingly dry.
WHAT IS THE SKIN BARRIER?
Imagine the outermost layer of your skin as a carefully organised protective wall.
Skin cells form part of the structure.
Lipids help seal the spaces around them.
Together, they reduce unnecessary water loss while helping protect you from the outside environment.
When that barrier is functioning well, your hands feel:
smooth
flexible
comfortable
and resilient.
When it becomes compromised, you may notice:
dryness
tightness
roughness
flaking
redness
itching
or cracking.
Salva-Hand is designed to support that protective environment rather than simply coating dry skin with grease.
WHY ARE HANDS SO VULNERABLE?
Because they're constantly interacting with the world.
Your face doesn't normally spend the day:
washing dishes.
cleaning bathrooms.
handling detergents.
being sanitised twenty times.
opening boxes.
washing children's hands.
handling food.
or being submerged repeatedly in water.
Your hands do.
And because they're so useful, we tend not to notice how much we're asking of the skin until it becomes uncomfortable.
That's why I think hand care should be considered barrier care, not simply cosmetic moisturising.
WHAT IS “WET WORK”?
Wet work is repeated or prolonged exposure of the hands to water, liquids or occlusive gloves.
It's particularly common in professions such as:
healthcare
hairdressing
beauty
cleaning
food preparation
and hospitality.
Frequent wet work can place significant stress on the skin barrier and contribute to irritant hand dermatitis.
If your job requires this kind of exposure, hand cream isn't an indulgence.
It's part of looking after the skin you're using to do your job.
Salva-Hand is particularly relevant here because it was designed specifically around frequent washing and sanitising.
WHAT ABOUT HAND SANITISER?
Alcohol-based hand sanitiser is useful and sometimes essential.
We're not going to stop appropriate hygiene in the name of moisturised hands.
But repeated use can contribute to dryness and discomfort, particularly when the barrier is already compromised.
The answer is not:
avoid sanitiser at all costs.
It's:
maintain good hygiene + support the skin barrier.
Salva-Hand is designed to fit into that reality.
Your skincare needs to work around your life.
Not ask you to stop washing your hands.
WHAT DOES SALVA-HAND ACTUALLY DO?
The formula is surprisingly simple.
And I mean that as a compliment.
Instead of filling the product with dozens of fashionable ingredients, MEDER has built Salva-Hand around a small group with very specific jobs.
Panthenol supports hydration, comfort and recovery.
Hyaluronic Acid helps attract and retain water within the skin.
Bisabolol provides soothing support for irritated and sensitive skin.
Fermented Radish Root Extract contributes to the microbiome-friendly protective environment of the formula.
Together, they create:
hydration + soothing + barrier support + microbiome support + lightweight protection.
Simple formula.
Very practical job.
PANTHENOL
Panthenol — also known as pro-vitamin B5 — is one of the main ingredients in Salva-Hand.
And it's exactly the kind of ingredient I want in stressed hand skin.
Panthenol helps improve hydration and supports the recovery of dry, irritated skin.
It can help the hands feel:
softer
calmer
more flexible
and more comfortable.
This is particularly useful when the barrier has been repeatedly challenged by washing, sanitising, cold weather or environmental exposure.
Think of panthenol as the ingredient helping the skin move from:
stressed and uncomfortable
towards:
calm and functional again.
BISABOLOL
Bisabolol is a soothing compound strongly associated with chamomile.
Its main role here is calming irritation and discomfort.
That's especially relevant for sensitive and eczema-prone hands, where we don't necessarily want an incredibly complicated formula containing lots of unnecessary potential irritants.
When the skin is already unhappy, sometimes the smartest formulation strategy isn't:
add more actives.
It's:
reduce irritation + restore comfort + support the barrier.
Bisabolol helps us do exactly that.
HYALURONIC ACID
Most people associate hyaluronic acid with facial serums.
But your hands need water too.
Hyaluronic acid is a humectant — an ingredient capable of interacting with water and helping maintain hydration in the skin.
In Salva-Hand, it contributes to that comfortable, plumped feeling without requiring a heavy oily texture.
And that's important.
A protective hand cream needs to be something you'll actually use.
If you can't comfortably touch:
your phone.
your keyboard.
your steering wheel.
your clients.
or your clothes
after applying it, chances are you'll stop using it.
Salva-Hand gives us hydration without turning your hands into an oil slick.
WHAT ARE KIMCHI PROBIOTICS DOING IN MY HAND CREAM?
This is probably the ingredient clients will find most unusual.
MEDER refers to the fermented component in Salva-Hand as Kimchi Probiotics.
The formula contains Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate — a fermentation-derived ingredient associated with microorganisms used in traditional fermentation processes.
And no, your hands are not going to smell like Korean cabbage.
The finished cream is unperfumed.
What we're interested in is the fermentation-derived material and its relationship with the skin's microbial environment.
Think:
biotechnology inspired by fermentation
rather than:
putting kimchi on your hands.
DOES SALVA-HAND CONTAIN LIVE BACTERIA?
I wouldn't describe it that way.
The ingredient list specifies a ferment filtrate.
A filtrate is the material obtained from the fermentation process after filtration.
So when we talk about probiotic or microbiome-friendly skincare here, we're interested in microorganism-derived compounds and their effects on the skin environment, rather than imagining colonies of live bacteria living inside the tube.
This distinction matters because “probiotic skincare” can otherwise sound much stranger than it really is.
WHY DOES THE HAND MICROBIOME MATTER?
Your skin is naturally home to enormous communities of microorganisms.
And your hands have a particularly dynamic microbiome because they're constantly touching:
people.
surfaces.
water.
soap.
food.
animals.
and the environment.
These microorganisms form part of the wider ecosystem associated with healthy skin.
When the barrier becomes repeatedly stressed, the skin environment can change too.
MEDER's philosophy is not to sterilise the skin.
It's to support a healthy relationship between the barrier and its microbial ecosystem.
Salva-Hand fits beautifully into that philosophy.
BUT DON'T WE WANT CLEAN HANDS?
Absolutely.
Microbiome-friendly skincare does not mean avoiding hand hygiene.
Wash your hands when appropriate.
Sanitise them when appropriate.
Follow the hygiene requirements of your workplace.
Then support the skin afterwards.
Healthy skin isn't skin that has never encountered soap.
And healthy skin isn't sterile either.
We need both:
appropriate hygiene + healthy barrier support.
WHAT MAKES SALVA-HAND WATER-RESISTANT?
The combination of concentrated hydration and the formula's film-forming behaviour allows Salva-Hand to create a lightweight layer over the surface of the skin.
MEDER specifically designed this film to continue supporting hydration even after contact with water.
That's the clever part.
A conventional hand cream may feel wonderful immediately after application but largely disappear at the next wash.
Salva-Hand is designed to give us more staying power.
But water-resistant does not mean indestructible.
And it certainly doesn't mean you never need to moisturise again.
DOES IT REALLY LAST ALL DAY?
MEDER designed Salva-Hand for one application at the beginning of the day, providing prolonged protection without the need for constant reapplication.
That's a major advantage for people who simply can't stop what they're doing every hour to apply hand cream.
But I would still use common sense.
If you've spent the day:
scrubbing.
using strong detergents.
washing excessively.
swimming.
or doing something particularly harsh to your hands,
don't refuse to reapply because the box said once daily.
Skincare instructions are guidance.
Your skin still gets a vote.
THE 15–20 MINUTE RULE
This is important.
After applying Salva-Hand, MEDER recommends avoiding hand washing for approximately 15–20 minutes.
Why?
Because the formula needs time to settle and establish that protective moisturising film.
If you apply it and immediately wash your hands thirty seconds later, you're not giving the product much opportunity to do what it was designed to do.
So ideally:
wash hands → dry thoroughly → apply Salva-Hand → leave them alone for 15–20 minutes.
Then continue with your day.
WHEN SHOULD I APPLY IT?
The easiest time is at the beginning of your day, after your morning hand wash.
Apply it when you know you have at least 15–20 minutes before you'll need to wash again.
For many people that means:
after getting ready.
before leaving home.
or when arriving at work, depending on what their job requires.
The exact clock time isn't important.
The uninterrupted settling time is.
CAN I REAPPLY IT?
Yes.
Salva-Hand is designed so that many people won't need constant reapplication.
That's one of its major advantages.
But if your hands feel dry or uncomfortable later in the day, you can absolutely reapply.
Don't let a skincare instruction become a competition to see how long you can tolerate dry hands.
Listen to the skin.
WILL IT FEEL GREASY?
This is one of Salva-Hand's strengths.
Despite being protective, it has a light gel-like texture designed to absorb quickly without oily or sticky residue.
That's particularly important for daytime use.
You should still be able to:
type.
work.
drive.
use your phone.
and touch things normally.
A daytime hand cream has to coexist with your hands actually being hands.
Otherwise nobody uses it consistently.
SALVA-HAND AND ECZEMA-PRONE SKIN
MEDER specifically positions Salva-Hand for eczema-prone and atopic hand skin, largely because of its soothing, hydrating and barrier-supportive formula.
Panthenol helps support recovery.
Bisabolol helps calm irritation.
Hyaluronic acid supports hydration.
And the microbiome-friendly ferment contributes to the protective skin environment.
This makes Salva-Hand a very sensible cosmetic support product for hands prone to dryness and irritation.
But there is an important distinction.
IS SALVA-HAND AN ECZEMA MEDICATION?
No.
It's skincare.
And that's important.
If you have mild, eczema-prone dryness, supporting the barrier consistently can be extremely useful.
But active eczema can involve significant inflammation and may require medical treatment.
If your hands are:
severely inflamed
weeping
bleeding
deeply cracked
infected-looking
or persistently worsening,
don't expect a cosmetic cream to replace appropriate medical care.
Salva-Hand can support eczema-prone skin.
It isn't prescription treatment in a prettier tube.
WHAT ABOUT CONTACT DERMATITIS?
Hand dermatitis can develop from repeated exposure to irritants such as:
detergents.
cleaning chemicals.
water.
solvents.
fragrances.
or occupational materials.
A protective hand cream can support the barrier and reduce dryness.
But if a particular substance is repeatedly triggering dermatitis, the best strategy isn't simply applying more cream while continuing unlimited exposure.
Where possible:
identify the irritant + reduce exposure + use appropriate protective equipment + support the barrier.
The cream is part of the solution.
Not necessarily the entire solution.
DOES SALVA-HAND REPLACE PROTECTIVE GLOVES?
No.
This one is important because of the “invisible gloves” name.
Salva-Hand provides cosmetic barrier support.
It does not replace appropriate protective gloves when handling:
cleaning chemicals.
hair colour.
solvents.
medical materials.
or anything else for which gloves are required.
Think of Salva-Hand as helping protect your skin barrier.
Not your occupational safety.
If the job requires gloves, wear the gloves.
WHAT ABOUT LATEX OR NITRILE GLOVES?
If you wear gloves frequently for work, hand skin can still become stressed.
Occlusion, sweating, repeated washing before and after glove use and exposure to glove materials can all contribute to discomfort.
Salva-Hand can be useful as part of a barrier-support routine.
Just allow it to absorb properly before putting gloves on, particularly if your workplace has specific hand-hygiene protocols.
Healthcare professionals should always follow their institutional infection-control guidance first.
CAN I USE IT ON CRACKED HANDS?
Salva-Hand is designed for damaged and irritated hand skin and can be useful when dryness is beginning to compromise the barrier.
But there is a difference between:
dry, superficially cracked skin
and
deep painful fissures or open wounds.
If the skin is bleeding, infected-looking or extremely painful, it needs appropriate assessment.
Don't put the entire responsibility for severe skin damage onto a hand cream.
SALVA-HAND OR CIRCA-HAND?
This should be extremely easy.
CHOOSE SALVA-HAND IF...
Your main concern is:
daytime protection
frequent hand washing
frequent sanitising
sensitive hands
eczema-prone hands
irritation
or environmental stress.
Think:
PROTECT + SOOTHE + SHIELD.
CHOOSE CIRCA-HAND IF...
Your main concern is:
overnight recovery
ageing hands
fine lines
dark spots
dryness
or restoring overall skin quality while you sleep.
Think:
REPAIR + NOURISH + AGE-WELL.
Neither is better.
They're designed for different moments of the day and different priorities.
CAN I USE BOTH?
Absolutely.
In fact, this is the simplest MEDER hand routine:
MORNING — SALVA-HAND
EVENING — CIRCA-HAND
Salva-Hand protects during the part of the day when your hands are exposed to everything.
Circa-Hand restores during the part of the day when your hands finally stop working.
I really like that combination because each product has a clear job.
We're not layering two hand creams for the sake of owning more products.
We're using:
protection by day + recovery by night.
DO I NEED BOTH?
No.
And you know how I feel about buying products simply because they exist.
If your hands are mainly:
frequently washed.
sensitive.
irritated.
but otherwise healthy,
Salva-Hand may be enough.
If your hands are mainly:
dry.
ageing.
pigmented.
and in need of overnight nourishment,
Circa-Hand may be enough.
If you have both sets of concerns, use both.
The routine should follow the problem.
Not the catalogue.
WHAT ABOUT AGEING HANDS?
Salva-Hand isn't primarily MEDER's anti-ageing hand treatment.
That's Circa-Hand's territory.
But preventing repeated barrier damage and maintaining hydration still matters enormously for how hands age.
Dry, irritated skin tends to look:
rougher.
more lined.
less luminous.
and less healthy.
So Salva-Hand contributes to preventative hand care by helping maintain a healthier environment throughout the day.
If pigmentation, fine lines and established ageing are priorities, add Circa-Hand at night and SPF during the day.
DOES SALVA-HAND HELP AGE SPOTS?
That's not its primary purpose.
If brown spots and uneven pigmentation are the main concern, Circa-Hand gives us more targeted nighttime support.
And neither product changes the most important daytime rule:
protect the backs of your hands from UV.
Otherwise we're treating pigmentation at night while continuing to stimulate it during the day.
PLEASE DON'T FORGET SPF
Salva-Hand creates a protective moisturising film.
That does not mean it replaces sunscreen.
“Invisible gloves” does not mean invisible SPF.
If your hands are exposed to daylight and preventing premature ageing or pigmentation matters to you, apply broad-spectrum sunscreen to the backs of the hands.
Especially when:
driving.
walking outdoors.
gardening.
travelling.
or spending prolonged time outside.
Salva-Hand protects the barrier.
SPF protects against UV.
Different jobs.
CAN I USE SALVA-HAND IN WINTER?
Absolutely.
Cold air, wind and indoor heating can dramatically increase hand dryness.
Salva-Hand makes an excellent daytime protective layer during winter because it helps the hands maintain hydration while you're moving between different environments.
For very dry winter hands:
DAY — Salva-Hand
NIGHT — Circa-Hand
That's probably my favourite cold-weather combination.
WHAT ABOUT SUMMER?
Still useful.
People wash their hands in July too.
Air conditioning can also contribute to dryness, and frequent travel, swimming and sanitising can all stress the barrier.
The texture is lightweight enough that you don't need to reserve Salva-Hand for winter.
Hand barrier care isn't seasonal.
CAN CHILDREN USE IT?
MEDER officially positions Salva-Hand from 21+, so for your website I would keep the recommendation aligned with the brand rather than extending it to children ourselves.
For children with persistently dry, irritated or eczema-prone hands, I would prefer that the appropriate skincare be selected specifically for them rather than assuming an adult product is automatically the best option.
CAN I USE IT DURING PREGNANCY?
MEDER's skincare range is developed around use throughout different stages of life, including pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Salva-Hand's formula is also extremely straightforward, centred around panthenol, hyaluronic acid, bisabolol and fermented extract rather than aggressive actives.
If you have individual medical concerns or known allergies, of course discuss them with your healthcare professional.
DOES IT CONTAIN PERFUME?
No.
Salva-Hand is unperfumed and uncoloured.
And I think that's exactly the right decision for this kind of product.
If we're designing a cream specifically for:
sensitive.
irritated.
damaged.
and eczema-prone hands,
we don't need to add perfume simply to make the application experience more luxurious.
Sometimes luxury is:
my hands finally don't hurt.
HOW TO USE SALVA-HAND
This routine could hardly be simpler.
MORNING
Wash your hands and dry them thoroughly.
Apply a small amount of Salva-Hand over the hands, paying particular attention to the backs, knuckles and areas prone to dryness.
Allow the product to settle.
Avoid washing your hands for approximately 15–20 minutes after application.
Then continue with your day.
Reapply later if your skin genuinely needs it.
EVENING
If you also use Circa-Hand:
cleanse your hands at the end of the day and apply Circa-Hand before bed.
That's your entire MEDER hand routine.
No twelve steps required.
WHEN WILL I NOTICE A DIFFERENCE?
Hydration and comfort can improve quickly.
Hands may feel:
softer
smoother
less tight
and more comfortable after application.
When the barrier is significantly stressed, improvement takes consistency.
Think in terms of days and weeks of better barrier care, not one miraculous application.
And remember that results depend partly on what happens between applications.
If you're constantly exposing bare hands to harsh detergents, hot water and chemicals, recovery will naturally be more difficult.
Good skincare works best when we stop unnecessarily fighting it.
MY SALVA-HAND RULES
If you remember nothing else from this page, remember these:
Salva-Hand is your daytime hand protector.
Think frequent washing, sanitising, irritation and sensitive skin.
“Invisible gloves” means a moisturising protective film.
Not literal gloves and not chemical protection.
Give it 15–20 minutes before washing.
The film needs time to settle properly.
Water-resistant doesn't mean waterproof.
Use common sense and reapply if your hands genuinely need it.
Panthenol helps stressed skin recover.
It's one of the central ingredients in the formula.
Bisabolol is there to calm.
Particularly useful when the hands are irritated or eczema-prone.
Hyaluronic Acid isn't only for faces.
Hands need proper hydration too.
The fermented ingredient supports MEDER's microbiome-friendly approach.
We're talking about a ferment filtrate, not putting live kimchi on your hands.
Keep washing your hands when necessary.
Microbiome-friendly skincare doesn't replace hygiene.
Salva-Hand doesn't replace protective gloves.
If your work requires PPE, use it.
Eczema-prone skin and active severe eczema aren't the same thing.
Persistent, painful or infected skin needs appropriate medical care.
Salva-Hand and Circa-Hand aren't duplicates.
Salva-Hand = protect by day. Circa-Hand = restore by night.
SPF is still necessary.
Invisible glove does not mean sunscreen.
The formula is deliberately simple.
Stressed skin doesn't always need more ingredients. Sometimes it needs the right ones.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Salva-Hand is the cream I want you to think of when your hands aren't simply dry — they're being repeatedly challenged throughout the day.
Washing.
Sanitising.
Water.
Cold.
Cleaning.
Work.
Friction.
Environmental exposure.
Instead of asking you to carry a greasy hand cream around and reapply it endlessly, Salva-Hand creates a lightweight, water-resistant moisturising film designed to help the skin hold onto hydration and remain comfortable for longer.
We use Panthenol to support recovery and soothe stressed skin.
Hyaluronic Acid to maintain hydration.
Bisabolol to calm irritation.
And a fermentation-derived microbiome-supportive ingredient to help maintain a healthier skin environment.
But the cleverest part of Salva-Hand isn't how many ingredients it contains.
It's actually how few.
This is a remarkably focused formula designed to solve a very ordinary modern problem:
our hands are expected to tolerate an enormous amount every day.
So Salva-Hand doesn't try to turn hand care into another complicated beauty ritual.
Apply it.
Give it time to form its protective film.
And get on with your day.
Because sometimes the best skincare isn't the product that asks you to stop everything and take care of your skin.
It's the product that helps protect your skin while you continue doing everything else.
SALVA-HAND AT A GLANCE
What is it?
A lightweight protective and restorative daytime hand cream that creates an “invisible glove” moisturising film over the skin.
Best for:
Frequently washed or sanitised hands, dryness, irritation, sensitive skin, eczema-prone skin and everyday environmental exposure.
Recommended age:
21+
Skin type:
All skin types, particularly dry, sensitive, irritated and eczema-prone hands.
When do I use it?
Ideally at the beginning of the day.
How often?
Designed for long-lasting protection from a single application, although you can reapply when your skin needs it.
Important after application?
Avoid washing your hands for approximately 15–20 minutes so the protective film has time to establish.
Does it survive hand washing?
The formula is designed to remain protective after contact with water, although it is water-resistant rather than literally waterproof.
Does it feel greasy?
No. It has a lightweight gel-like texture designed to absorb quickly without oily or sticky residue.
Is it suitable for sensitive hands?
Yes. MEDER specifically positions it for sensitive and irritated hand skin.
What about eczema-prone hands?
Yes. It is designed to support eczema-prone and atopic skin, although it is not a replacement for medical treatment of active severe eczema.
Does it replace protective gloves?
No.
Does it replace SPF?
No.
Salva-Hand or Circa-Hand?
Salva-Hand for daytime protection + frequent washing + sensitivity + irritation. Circa-Hand for overnight recovery + ageing + pigmentation + nourishment.
Can I use both?
Yes — and this is the ideal combination when your hands need both protection and recovery.
Morning: Salva-Hand
Night: Circa-Hand
Hero ingredients:
Panthenol, Hyaluronic Acid, Bisabolol and Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate.
Perfumed?
No.
Coloured?
No.
Size:
30 ml.
