How will you moisturize your hands after using antiseptics?

Nowadays, mainly due to the pandemic, it is necessary to protect our skin from the growth of microorganisms and germs. This requires frequent use of antiseptics. With antiseptics, the existing germs are fought and killed.

However, due to the frequent use of antiseptics, dehydration, irritation and dryness often occur, mainly in the area of ​​hands and nails where antiseptics are used more often.

The skin of the hands is particularly sensitive because:

• It is constantly exposed to sunlight.
• The stratum corneum gradually loses its lipids and becomes dehydrated.
• Sebum secretion decreases over time.
• The concentration of water decreases.
• Due to the frequent washing of the hands, the skin hardens, exfoliates and needs immediate protection. This is why it is necessary to use hand cream once or twice a day or immediately after using antiseptics.

It should also be used before going to bed, so that the ingredients of the cream can act on the skin, to nourish and hydrate it during the night. This will create a film on the skin and there  will not be any water loss.

Benelica Hand Cream with its rich composition is suitable to avoid these unpleasant symptoms. Contains shea butter, provitamin B5, chamomile extract and olive leaves. It has soothing, healing, moisturizing and calming properties and from the first use the hands are immediately hydrated. It stands out from other hand creams because it creates a molecular protection film so that hydration remains on the skin throughout the day.