Time to read: Three minutes
Series: Forest Rituals
Shared sinks deserve simple rules. A skin-friendly cleanse, a dry counter, and a balm that absorbs quickly—cleanliness with courtesy.
Why it matters
Guest bathrooms rotate hands all day. Strong scent can feel intrusive; residue on basins and taps looks neglected. Considerate hosting is practical: a gentle cleanse, quick-dry hands, and hydration that leaves no slip on handles or phones.
Use & dry
- One-pump cleanse. Lather the Hand Wash under warm water; rinse thoroughly. The formula supports a low-residue finish that leaves skin comfortable.
- Dry with care. Pat with a clean towel; hang neatly. Wipe stray water from the counter and mirror.
- Balm, not grease. Apply a small pearl of Hand Balm; it absorbs quickly so devices and handles stay clean.
- Restock routine. Check the bottle weekly; keep a 900 mL Refill nearby for easy top-ups.
Refill & care
Place the wash on a tray; keep the refill pouch sealed and upright in a cabinet. Between refills, rinse and air-dry the bottle for a clean pour. The goal is a long-life setup that stays tidy and predictable.
Label, disclosed
Both formulas list INCI clearly and contain no artificial fragrance. The line is PETA Certified Vegan and cruelty-free. Dermatologically tested; irritation index 0.00 supports everyday, skin-friendly use at shared sinks.
Placement & timing
Both formulas list INCI clearly and contain no artificial fragrance. The line is PETA Certified Vegan and cruelty-free. Dermatologically tested; irritation index 0.00 supports everyday, skin-friendly use at shared sinks.
Rooted in respect
Set the wash and balm within easy reach of the faucet. Add a small card with three cues: one pump, dry the counter, balm, then pocket. Courtesy spreads when instructions are simple and visible.
Proof — Fact & Effect: Dermatologically tested; irritation index 0.00.
