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At-home spa hand treatment

Sensitive skin
Dry skin

A way to continue the spa-style hand treatment you’ve had at the salon in the comfort of your own home. A salon treatment lasts for about a week without any follow-up; with this routine, the results last for a month.

The principle is simple: once a week, the enzyme mask exfoliates the skin, and every day the cream and oil maintain the results. No technical procedures, no equipment.

This is the recommended routine if your hands suffer from hand sanitisers, the cold, hard water, household cleaning products or manual labour.

Protocol Steps (6)

Apply a thin layer to the palms and backs of each hand, without massaging. Put on cotton or plastic gloves and leave on for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse off with lukewarm water.

Enzymes from papaya, mango and pumpkin dissolve dead skin cells without scrubbing — this is what makes the treatment gentler than a traditional exfoliator. Urea and sweet almond oil help to restore the skin’s barrier at the same time.

Do not apply to open wounds or grazes.

A small amount of soap on damp hands, massage for 30 seconds, then rinse and dry thoroughly.

Treatment Soap is formulated for the feet, hands and body. Rosemary, red thyme, lavender, tea tree, soapwort extract and lactic acid: it cleanses without stripping the skin and leaves a protective film, unlike household soaps, which are the leading cause of damaged hands.

Two to three drops onto skin that is still slightly damp, worked in with massaging movements. Always before applying the cream, never afterwards.

Hyaluronic acid retains water in the tissues; the cream applied afterwards locks it in. If applied in the reverse order, it serves no purpose.

Massage in with your fingertips towards your wrist, making sure to cover the spaces between your fingers and around your nails.

The simple rule: apply again after every time you wash your hands thoroughly. A cream used twice a day is more effective than a very rich cream used once a week.

Apply a drop to each nail and the surrounding area in the evening, once you have finished washing your hands.

Dry cuticles are what cause those little bits of skin that we pick at — and that’s what causes pain, infection and damages the regrowth of the nail. Applying oil daily tackles the problem at its source, better than any manicure.

The Hands & Feet trial kit brings together the trial sizes from the range. It’s the cheapest way to try out the method before moving on to the full-size products.

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