Hand Silk

Description

Silky, lightweight and nutritious with skin cell rejuvenating herbal extracts, HAND SILK acts as protection and relief for dry and damaged hands.
Rich in phytonutrients such as vitamin E, A, C, minerals, essential amino acids and powerful antioxidants, this lovely hand unguent seals in moisture and supports a healthy skin barrier.
The emollient potion is easily absorbed and leaves little to no greasy residue.
Our Hand Silk is housed in an elegant dark Miron glass spray bottle with black cap and is available in two sizes. The smallest one well suited for ‘handbag use’.
Only a small squirt of ‘spray mist’ should normally be sufficient for both hands to provide the soft, silky protection layer.

A healthy skin barrier is the secret to healthy skin, but this important harmony is unfortunately easily disrupted when we wash and sanitise our hands to the extremes we do today. With its beautifully natural and nourishing ingredients, Hand Silk can assist the skin’s own healing ability in balancing out this state of condition.

Hand Silk contains healing Moringa with natural antibacterial and anti viral compounds that can help protect the skin from various forms of infections. Moringa, also known as the ‘tree of life’ and ‘miracle tree’ is one of the highest oil sources of nutrients. The oil derived from the nuts of the tree is particularly good for ageing skin and is used to restore collagen.
The oil is also said to have a certain ‘spiritual mission’ and when applied to the hands of Reiki practitioners and other energy workers helps to enhance the channeling of energy through the physical body.
Moringa Olifera is a generous natural resource with a plethora of impressive benefits both when consumed and applied topically. It has been used extensively as an herbal medicine in ancient cultures of Egypt, India, nepal and China.

Hailing from South America is the nutritious little grain Amarath, which hundreds of years ago was cultivated by the Aztec people and used for food, medicine and religious ceremonies. An oil derived from the grain like seed is loaded with beauty-enhancing nutrients and contains the highest concentration of squalene known. These lipids are produced naturally by our own skin as part of the skin’s natural moisture, but unfortunately a serious decline in production already begins during the twenties. Therefore adding oils with high levels of squalene such as Olive and Amaranth can be a very good idea to help hold up the moisture level in the skin.

Sweet Marjoram from the Mediterranean is a beautifully scented herb known for both its uplifting and tranquilizing abilities on the mind. But it is also equally good for the skin as it helps to clean out impurities and toxins and hold in moisture. Sweet Marjoram is also a beautiful muscle relaxer and can help relive tired working hands.