A mindful moment about washing your hands

A mindful moment about washing your hands

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, one of the most consistent messages we’ve been receiving worldwide is that careful and regular handwashing can help prevent the spread of germs. Common sense perhaps, but a timely reminder.

Containing 100% pure essential oils from the Australian Lemon Eucalyptus and Rosemary plants, our Natural Handwash not only smells invigorating and feels moisturising, but also offers double-strength antibacterial protection.

It's recommended you wash your hands (and don't forget your wrists) for at least 20 seconds, and rinse in hot water.

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