Hand and Nail Cream – Emulsion with Niche Fragrance in a Reusable Glass Jar with Dispenser No. 2 – Tobacco and Cherry NICHE PERFUME SERIES – a line of hand and nail care products made with natural ingredients and niche fragrances. HAND NAIL CREAM No. 2 is a lightweight moisturizing cream for hands and nails with a spicy scent of tobacco and cherry. Suitable for sensitive skin. It has a pleasant emulsion texture that absorbs easily, leaving a lasting feeling of hydration and an exquisite perfume aroma. Fragrance type: Oriental, Spicy. Top note: Tobacco Leaves, Spices. Heart note: Tonka Beans, Vanilla, Cocoa, Tobacco Flower. Base note: Woody notes, Dried Cherry. Coconut oil softens and nourishes the skin, is physiologically compatible, and does not cause irritation. Peach kernel oil absorbs well and protects the skin from harsh environmental factors (wind, sun, frost, helping to alleviate their negative effects such as peeling and dryness. Massaging and applying peach oil to nails and the cuticle eliminates brittleness and splitting, strengthens and accelerates growth. 10% Urea has a small molecular weight, allowing it to penetrate deeply and hydrate the skin and cuticle, retaining moisture from the air. It has a soothing effect and reduces sensitivity of problematic skin and irritation from cleaning agents. It is also a keratolytic, accelerating skin regeneration. Ingredients: Water, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Peach Kernel Oil, Sunflower Oil, Urea (Urea, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate, Cetyl Stearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Monostearate, Euxyl, Niche Perfumed Composition. Application: Apply a small amount of cream–emulsion to clean, moistened skin and gently massage starting from the back of the hands until fully absorbed. Use after manicures and periodically after washing hands. It has a cumulative effect. Over time, the amount and frequency of use can be reduced. To enhance the moisturizing effect, and during the winter period, it is recommended to additionally use NAIL CUTICLE OIL.





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