William Morris Forest Bathing Hand Cream Trio
Gift type: Hand Cream
Perfect pick for: Home Decor, Skincare Enthusiasts
Estimated Price: £10.00
Indulge in the regenerative benefits of forest bathing with the William Morris Forest Bathing Hand Cream Trio. This set features three travel-sized hand creams fragranced with aromatic cypress, pine, oakmoss, and juniper extracts. The 100% natural formula includes phytoncides, wellbeing molecules emitted by trees, scientifically proven to enhance mood and reduce stress. Infused with hydrating silver birch sap, rich in minerals and amino acids, along with vitamin E, shea butter, jojoba, and macadamia oils, these creams leave hands feeling soft and nourished. The packaging is sustainable, using kraft paper tubes and FSC-certified cartons, making it an eco-friendly choice.
Features:
- Harness the regenerative benefits of forest bathing with this trio of luxury hand creams fragranced with extracts of aromatic cypress, pine, oakmoss and juniper.
- Blended with hydrating silver birch sap rich in skin-kind natural minerals, trace elements and amino acids.
- Infused with 100% natural feel-good phytoncides: fragrant wellbeing molecules from trees, scientifically proven to help improve mood and reduce stress.
- Enriched hand cream formula packed with emollient shea butter, and conditioning jojoba and macadamia oils blended to help leave hands feeling soft and supple.
- Sustainably packaged in kraft paper tubes which use 33% less plastic; handy travel-friendly sizes; FSC certified carton.
The William Morris Forest Bathing Hand Cream Trio has received positive reviews from customers. Users appreciate the lovely design on each tube and the attractive gift box. The fragrances are delightful and gentle on the skin, making them ideal for regular use. The travel-friendly sizes make them convenient for on-the-go pampering. However, some users suggest using the hand cream frequently for optimal results. Overall, this hand cream trio is a popular choice for its quality and appealing scents.
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