The Puressentiel Natural Hand Cleansing Gel is your ideal companion for effective, on-the-go hygiene. This convenient gel leverages plant-derived ingredients and a refreshing essential oil trio to cleanse hands thoroughly without the need for water or rinsing. Formulated with Aloe Vera, it is designed to leave skin feeling clean, refreshed, and comfortably conditioned.

Key Benefits

• Formulated with plant-derived alcohol and a natural trio of essential oils—Lemon, Lavandin, and Tea Tree—to help cleanse hands and provide a refreshing aromatic experience.*

• Enriched with Aloe Vera to help moisturise the skin and support its comfort, combating feelings of dryness associated with frequent cleansing.*

• Features a fast-absorbing, leave-in formula that leaves no sticky or greasy residue, providing a clean, fresh feeling anytime, anywhere.*

• Offers a practical solution for hand cleansing at work, while travelling, or during outdoor activities when soap and water are not readily available.*

• Made with a 100% natural-origin fragrance and free from synthetic perfumes. Suitable for vegan lifestyles.*

Ingredients

Base: Alcohol (71.9% w/w, derived from plants).
Essential Oils: Citrus Limon (Lemon) Oil, Lavandula Hybrida (Lavandin) Oil, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Oil.
Skin-Conditioning Agent: Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract.
Naturally present constituents: D-Limonene, Pinenes.

How to Use

Apply a small amount (approx. 3ml) to dry hands. Rub hands together vigorously for 60 seconds, ensuring coverage over all surfaces, until the gel is completely dry. For external use only. Highly flammable. Keep away from heat, sparks, and open flames. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children.

Shipping & Delivery

UK Orders: Same-day dispatch before 3 PM Monday–Friday, 12 PM Saturdays. Tracked 24-hour delivery available.
International Orders: Delivered in 3–5 business days. VAT included where applicable.

*Disclaimer:
This product is intended for cleansing purposes. It is not a biocidal product and these statements have not been evaluated by health authorities for the prevention or treatment of illness.