Hand Cream Renewing Grape 75ml

This cream, with its meltingly-soft, non-greasy texture, protects and nourishes hands. Your hands are delicately-scented, soft and feel ever-so comfortable.

Benefits:

Protects and nourishes- Fine, melting texture, absorbed quickly- Perfumes delicately- 2 sizes available: travel and at-home- Dermatologically tested- Formula containing 96% ingredients of natural origin

Scent:

GRAPE: floral and fruity
A sparkling, fruity cocktail delicately mellowed with sensual white flowers.

Active Ingredients:

EXTRACT OF ORGANIC WHITE GRAPES FROM PROVENCE
Revitalizing
Grapes are packed with nutrients, minerals, vitamins and antioxidants such as flavanoids and polyphenols. This fabulous cocktail protects your skin from free radicals and helps lock in its youthful glow. It boosts cell regeneration and tones up your skin.

GRAPE SEED OIL
Antioxidant
Grape seed oil is high in essential fatty acids and has emollient properties; it softens and nourishes your skin and ensures it remains moisturized. It’s a renowned antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals to protect the skin barrier. By stimulating collagen and elastin production, grape seed oil ensures your skin stays supple and firm.
What’s more, grape seeds boast mechanical exfoliating properties that keep your skin smooth.

SHEA BUTTER
Nourishing
All active ingredients in Panier des Sens products have been selected for their cosmetic quality and their Provence history. One, however, stands out, given its distant origin and its universal benefits.
Shea is a natural active ingredient extracted from the shea nut, fruit of the shea tree, a wild tree endemic to West Africa: Butyrospermum Parkii. This exceptionally-hardy tree can live for up to three centuries! A very rich beige-coloured paste is extracted from the nut and is then worked into butter.
Shea butter is universally-reputed for its nourishing and protective properties.
As it’s rich in vitamins A, D, E and F as well as fatty acid, it nourishes skin and helps it better defend itself from dehydration and external aggressors.