

Repairing Hand and Foot Cream
For dry hands and feet
Delivery & payment
Delivery 20 DH, free from 250 DH. Cash on delivery across Morocco, in 2 days maximum.
Description
A repairing cream scented with red fruits, made for very dry hands and feet. Its texture sinks in quickly without leaving a greasy film, so it works during the day. For very dry skin, hands worn by repeated washing and cracked heels.
Highlights
- Hands and feet
- Absorbs quickly
- Very dry skin
Who it’s for
For hands dried out by repeated washing and heels that crack. Two areas, one cream, because they share the same problem: thick skin that gets neglected. The 100 ml tub lives at the office or in the kitchen, wherever hands get washed most.
What’s inside
A repairing base scented with red fruit, built to sink in quickly. That is the decisive point for a hand cream: a greasy texture gets postponed to the evening, meaning it goes unused, whereas this one can be reapplied after every wash without making your keyboard or steering wheel slippery.
What to expect
Comfort returns straight away; repair takes consistency. On badly cracked heels, apply thickly at night with socks over the top: it is the contact time that does the work, more than the amount. A cream does not replace a pumice stone on hardened skin.
How to use
Apply to clean hands and feet, massage until absorbed. Repeat as needed.
Repairing Hand and Foot Cream
MAD 59
What they say
“The hand cream, I have never seen anything like it. It is always in my bag. I hope you bring it out in other scents.”
Messages sent to us by our customers and published with their consent. Some first names were changed at their request. See the original messages on Instagram
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