Fair Squared Olive Hand Cream

Zero Waste Nourishing Hand Cream for Dry to Medium skin

7.45

We were told it might never be possible to find a quality hand cream that was also truly eco-friendly. Roll up Fair Squared's Olive Hand Cream.

The lid of this super effective, nourishing hand cream is plastic EPE liner free & part of a Zero Waste scheme*, so it's easy on your mind as well as kind to your skin.

This cream's core ingredient is Fair Trade Olive Oil, which has been used since the time of the ancient Egyptians to promote velvet-like skin.

Olive oil is renowned for its moisturising skills, and packed with antioxidants, this cream possesses excellent anti-ageing properties whilst Vitamins A, D, E, and K all help to leave your hands silky smooth and supple.

Easy to apply, the hand cream absorbs quickly to soothe any dryness and promote younger-looking skin.

Certification: Certified by Fair Trade, Natrue, the Vegan Society, Halal and CO2 neutral with Climate Partner.

*Go to our "Packaging Afterlife" section to learn how you can take part in Fair Squared's scheme.

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‍Packaging:

‍The cream comes in a dark brown glass jar, with paper label, aluminium lid, and fair trade rubber lid liner.

Ingredients:

Aqua, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Olea Europaea Oil (Olive Oil*), Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycerin, Betaine, Tapioca Starch, Potassium Sorbat, Sodium Benzoat, Xanthan Gum, Parfum, Citric Acid, Tocopherol, Limonene, Linalool, Geraniol, Citronellol

Fair Squared have thought a lot about the afterlife of its products by introducing their Zero Waste range. Yes, you can send the glass, paper and aluminium lid for recycling if you want to, but these guys have made it possible to take things to the next level by going circular.

Collect ten of their Zero Waste containers to send back to them for refill, and they'll send you a voucher for 10 € off your next order. Go here for more.

Extra special kudos to them for replacing unrecyclable plastic EPE liners with Fair Trade rubber ones. Because of this, we love them forever.

Natural rubber does biodegrade, albeit slowly. If you're not going to take part in their Zero Waste refill scheme, please cut the rubber into the tiniest little pieces possible and place in your home composter, dig into your garden bed, or trash.

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Use your fingertip to collect a small dollop of cream, then rub into your hands.