Time to read: Three minutes
Series: Forest Rituals
Hands touch everything we share. Care should be clean, quick, and neutral—no heavy scent, no residue.
Why it matters
In work and home routines, greasy creams slow you down and leave prints on phones, keyboards, and handles. Strong fragrance can feel intrusive in shared spaces. Considerate hand care means a gentle cleanse, a skin-friendly balm that absorbs quickly, and a finish that keeps surfaces clean and fabrics tidy.
Use & Apply
- Cleanse first. Wash with a single pump of Hand Wash; rinse thoroughly and dry well.
- Apply small. Place a pearl-size amount of Hand Balm in the palm; warm between hands.
- Seal and go. Smooth over knuckles and cuticles. The low-residue finish is designed for immediate phone or keyboard use.
- Reapply by context. After meetings, transit, or dishwashing—little and often keeps hands comfortable without buildup.
Refill & Care
Keep Hand Wash in service with a refill pouch; decant into a clean, dry bottle to maintain a neat, low-residue experience. Carry the Hand Balm where you need it most—desk drawer, bag, bedside—and use fully before opening a new tube. Small habits keep shelves light and routines predictable. Refill, not replace.
Label, disclosed
Formulated with Jeju Hinoki Cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) Water and made without artificial fragrance, the Hand Balm is crafted for a skin-friendly feel and a neutral finish. Labels use clear INCI naming and batch codes we can verify. The line is PETA Certified Vegan and cruelty-free.
Proof — Fact & Effect: Dermatologically tested; irritation index 0.00.
Placement & Timing
- Desk: cleanse, then a pearl before typing—hands stay comfortable, keys stay clean.
- Bag: a small tube supports commutes and errands without adding scent to shared air.
- Bedside: apply to knuckles and cuticles before sleep; wake to a tidy, comfortable feel.
- Guest room: pair Hand Wash and Balm with a simple card: one pump, dry the counter, a small pearl of balm.
Why it feels different: Soft, fast-absorbing care with a neutral finish that doesn’t crowd the room.
Courtesy effect: Shared spaces feel considered when hands are clean, dry, and low-residue.
