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Durance Soft Hand Cream Radiant Camellia 30ml, Silky Skin

Durance Soft Hand Cream Radiant Camellia 30ml, Silky Skin

Elegant & Floral: A delicate camellia fragrance for a refined touch.
Moisturizing & Softening: 30ml hand cream that deeply hydrates and nourishes.
Premium Quality: Made with high-quality ingredients for silky, smooth hands.
Fresh & Delicate: Leaves hands feeling soft with a light, floral scent.

How to use: Apply a small amount to clean, dry hands. Read full directions

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Description

Looking to Pamper Your Hands with a Touch of Soft Elegance?

Elevate your hand care with the graceful scent of Radiant Camellia. This silky Durance Soft Hand Cream Radiant Camellia hydrates and softens the skin while surrounding your senses with a gentle floral bouquet. Light, refined, and timeless — perfect for adding a little luxury to your daily routine.

Why You’ll Love It:

The Soft Hand Cream Radiant Camellia brings a refined floral experience to your everyday skincare. With its delicate scent and nourishing feel, it transforms hand care into a calming ritual. Ideal for floral lovers and anyone seeking soft, graceful fragrance in a pocket-sized treat.

Use with Radiant Camellia Shower Gel for a floral glow from head to toe

How to use
  1. Apply a small amount to clean, dry hands.
  2. Massage gently into skin until fully absorbed.
  3. Reapply throughout the day for continuous softness.
Ingredients

Ingredients

AQUA (WATER), GLYCERIN, BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII (SHEA BUTTER), CAMELLIA JAPONICA FLOWER EXTRACT, PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), CETEARYL ALCOHOL, PHENOXYETHANOL, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, TOCOPHEROL

Important information

Please check the product packaging for warnings, precautions and suitability information before use.

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