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Duit Tough Hands Intensive Skin Repair Hand Cream Fragrance Free 150g
Code: 10055768
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Product Overview
DU'IT Tough Hands Fragrance Free is an intensive hand repair cream and moisturiser, that's clinically proven to repair, moisturise and protect dry, rough, and irritated hands. Visible results in 1 day, DU'IT hand moisturiser is non-greasy and works to seal cracks, replace lost oils, condition the skin, and form a protective barrier to keep hands in top condition.
Especially designed for sensitive skin, it contains no nasties and is Australian made and owned. This hand cream is suitable for skin conditions such as dermatitis and eczema. DU’IT Tough Hands Fragrance Free is an advanced, multi-action treatment formula that contains skin smoothing natural lactic acid to exfoliate away dryness and improve skin texture and suppleness.
It provides long-lasting protection from damage to hands caused by repeated washing, prolonged use of latex gloves, chemicals, solvents, glues, cleansers and contact with other allergens and irritants.
Benefits:
- Visible results in 1 day
- Fragrance Free
- Repairs, moisturises, softens, and protects hands
- Clinically proven
- Non-greasy
- Free from parabens, petrolatum, mineral oil, lanolin and propylene glycol
- Recommended by Diabetes Australia and the Australian Eczema Association
- Australian made and owned
Key ingredients:
UREA 10% Natural skin conditioner that maintains skin moisture balance and seals cracked skin.
VITAMIN E Promotes skin healing, replenishes moisture, rehydrates dry and stressed hands.
AHA’s Exfoliates and removes dead skin layers without the need for a pumice stone.
DIMETHICONE Acts as a protective coating that shields skin with a non-greasy proactive barrier which counter-acts the loss of vital oils that leads to cracking and drying of skin.
SODIUM PCA Intensive moisturiser that acts in synergy with UREA and holds moisture in the skin.
LEMON MYRTLE and TEA TREE Anti-microbial agents used to treat minor cuts and mild infections.
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Duit Tough Hands Intensive Skin Repair Hand Cream Fragrance Free 150g
RRP $13.49
$12.49
7% OFF RRP
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