Gallinée Hand Cream 50ml - Barrier Repair Lotion For Dry & Sensitive Hands Barrier repair with a light textureThe wonder hand repair cream. Repairing, nourishing but still non-sticky or non-greasy, it repairs the skin barrier and helps support the damaged skin microbiome. Probiotics, prebiotics and postbiotics protect your hands after washing them. What makes it unique?Light feeling yet intensely repairingThe hand cream of nurses, doctors and makeup artistsSuitable for sensitive skin and skin prone to eczema94% natural origin ingredients DescriptionGallinée Hand Cream boasts a lightweight and fast-absorbing formula to soften and intensely nourish dry hands.The ultra-active formula contains hydrating shea butter and brightening daisy extract, combined with a patented Triple Biotic Complex of prebiotics, probiotics and postbiotics to help support your skin’s microbiome in the most gentle and effective way possible. Marie’s word, founder of Gallinée: “Definitely the best hand cream if you have dry hands but hate the greasy sticky feel that some hand creams can have. This hand cream is my little VIP, always seen backstage of fashion shoots and the fashion week, the makeup artists love it. Our latest product to have been tested for eczema, with great results!” Key IngredientsPROBIOTICS: Deactivated bacteria from the Lactobacillus family (a major part of the lactic acid bacteria group), these probiotics are extremely gentle on the skin and help to support the microbiome and the skin’s protective barrier.PREBIOTICS: A mix of ultra-gentle fibres and sugars that feed your skin’s good bacteria and help support the skin’s barrier, with an antibacterial action against bad bacteria.LACTIC ACID: The gentlest of AHAs, lactic acid helps the skin to stay at its optimal pH level and has hydrating and softening properties. Gallinée uses a slow-release form to suit even sensitive skin.PHYSIOLOGICAL PH: All Gallinée products are made to match the optimal pH of the skin and the microbiome.DAISY EXTRACT: A powerful active used for its brig