Perfect hands & hydroalcoholic gels

Experts recommend using a moisturizer that deeply nourishes and restores the skin's natural balance.

Keeping the virus at bay is one of our priorities today and the use of hydroalcoholic gels has become routine. (Visit our collection of hand sanitizers).

Luis Miguel García, president of the Sociedad Aragonesa de Medicina de Familia y Comunitaria (Samfyc), acknowledges that "in this case, the benefit is greater than the risk involved", he also states that, with the repeated use of these products, literally, "we are polishing the mantle of the skin". Our skin," continues the doctor, "has an oily mantle that protects us from infections, hence the use of soaps with a neutral pH. (Visit our hand soap collection). But, if this mantle disappears, some bacteria can enter directly, because we no longer have a defense barrier." And, then, our skin "cracks" or "small wounds" appear that can become infected. Through these products, the doctor assures, "we use alcohol to kill the coronavirus, so that it does not stay on our hands and infect us if we touch our face (...)...) And, of course, it is much better to use gel than gloves, which give us a false sense of security and make us overconfident.

Do you know the new Augustinus Baderhand treatment of

'The Hand Treatment',is an intensely moisturizing hand treatment, that combines Professor Bader's innovative technology for optimal skin health with naturally nourishing ingredientsto soothe, nourish and protect. White peony extract and vitamin E provide powerful antioxidants to help protect skin from the effects of pollution, while honey, known for its moisturizing and antiseptic properties, keeps hands supple and soft. This luxuriously rich but quickly absorbed cream finishes dry, over-washed and over-exposed skin, making it an ideal follow-up to hand washing or use of a hand sanitizer. In addition, its format makes it ideal to take anywhere.