Much like body butter and hand-made lotions, hand creams can be very forgiving, which makes them so easy to do with little helpers. Your hands are also exposed to sunlight, so you should use caution when using photosensitive essential oils. When choosing essential oils for your hand cream, keep in mind that your hands touch the sensitive areas on your body, such as your ears, nose, and eyes.

Using mango butter daily in your skin care routine may help to reduce signs of aging, wrinkles, fine lines, and crows feet. After making several soap projects in a row, this hand cream is seeming like one of the easiest DIY projects I have ever made. This gorgeous, non-greasy, rich moisturiser is a one-stop-shop for the softest, smoothest hands you’ve ever had. It's specially formulated with high-performance soothing skincare naturals: organic Shea Butter, Aloe Vera, Chamomile Flower Extract and antioxidant Portulaca-Vita.Mango butter has vitamin E and vitamin C in it, making it great for skin imperfections and for reducing inflammation. So, it’s time to give our hands a little TLC. Here’s a handful of our favourite vegan-friendly, cruelty-free hand creams available in the UK. Add shea butter and mango butter to a medium-sized glass bowl. Place the glass bowl over a saucepan with a bit of water in the bottom. Heat over medium heat until the butters are melted. Let’s face it, our hands are at the front line of life. We spend all day exposing them to hot and cold water, soap, sanitiser (the list goes on), then our faces go and get all the skincare glory.

Several essential oils can improve skin tone, reduce wrinkles, and help with dry skin. Some of my favorite oils for skin are tea tree, frankincense, and lavender. Similar to mango butter, shea butter is also very moisturizing. Shea butter can help restore dead skin and repair damaged skin. It also has healing properties and can reduce inflammation. Be sure to give this recipe a try! And if you do have any questions, feel free to drop a comment below! Get a small dime-sized amount of cream on your fingertips and gently massage it into your hands. You can use this multiple times a day. Help keep dry palms and pinkies feeling softer, smoother and protected from dryness with our intensely rich Mango Hand Balm.This recipe only requires 3 ingredients, though I do recommend adding in a few additional ingredients should you be so inclined. If using arrowroot powder (to make it non-greasy), add that in now. Whip the hand cream for 1-2 more minutes. If your priority is a hand cream that absorbs instantly without leaving any greasy residue, Soap & Glory's Hand Food is for you. Not only is it super-nourishing, but the fast-dry formula sinks in in seconds, leaving skin feeling soft and plump