Farmstay Tropical Fruit Hand Cream Avocado and Shea Butter

It deeply moisturises and softens dry hands using shea butter and avocado extract. Shea butter nourishes and improves elasticity, while avocado helps repair cracked skin and small scratches. It's a year-round cream — protecting against summer sun and winter frost — and absorbs without leaving hands greasy.

It suits anyone with dry, rough, or cracked hands who wants daily nourishment rather than a quick fix. It's especially good in extreme weather and for hands exposed to frequent washing. Because it's fragranced, it's less ideal for very sensitive or reactive skin — fragrance-free options would be a safer choice there.

Apply a small amount to clean hands and spread evenly across the whole surface, including between fingers and around nails. Use it as often as your hands feel dry — after washing, before bed, or after sun exposure. There's no rinsing needed; it absorbs on its own and can be reapplied throughout the day.

The two stars are shea butter (Butyrospermum Parkii, at 50,000 ppm) and avocado fruit extract (Persea Gratissima, 700 ppm). Shea butter softens and restores elasticity; avocado helps repair cracked skin. Glycerin draws in moisture, dimethicone smooths the surface, and vitamin E (Tocopheryl Acetate) adds antioxidant protection.

Despite being rich in shea butter, it's formulated to absorb without a heavy greasy film, thanks to dimethicone and a lightweight gel-cream base. Hands feel soft and conditioned rather than slippery, so you can use it during the day and still handle your phone or keyboard comfortably.

Hand skin is thinner and washed far more often, so it loses moisture faster than the body. This cream is richer than a typical lotion, with concentrated shea butter and avocado aimed specifically at repairing and protecting hands against frequent washing, weather, and cracking — not just light, all-over hydration.

It's gentle and nourishing, but it does contain added fragrance and common fragrance allergens like limonene, linalool, citronellol, and coumarin. For most people this is fine, but if your skin reacts easily to scented products, patch-test on your inner wrist first or choose a fragrance-free hand cream instead.