Noosa Basics Hand Cream - Gumby Gumby & Neroli (100mL)

Noosa Basics Hand Cream - Gumby Gumby & Neroli (100mL)

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Hand Cream - Gumby Gumby & Neroli

This cream is the optimal formula for areas in need of deep nurturing.

It offers instant hydration and nourishment to your hands without greasy residue.

Also known as Native Apricot, Gumby Gumby is a small tree that grows throughout inland Australia with star-shaped yellow flowers and small orange fruit. It has traditionally been used by Indigenous Australians to support general wellbeing and to manage skin ailments thanks to its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Massage gently into hands & cuticles until fully absorbed.
Re-apply as required.

For external use only, avoid contact with eyes.
If you have highly sensitive skin do a patch test prior to use.
Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Purified Water, Apricot Kernel Oil, Virgin Coconut Oil*, Shea Butter*, Cocoa Butter*, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate, Cetyl Alcohol, Rosehip Seed Oil*, Gumby Gumby infused in Jojoba Oil*, Sea Buckthorn, Glycerine, Benzyl Alcohol, Salicylic Acid, Sorbic Acid, Vitamin E*, Essential oils of Bergamot∞, Rose Geranium, Lemon Myrtle, Frankincense*, Petitgrain, Neroli.
*Certified Organic ∞Bergaptene Free

Acerca de Noosa Basics

Noosa Basics is a small-batch apothecary located in Noosa, handcrafting simple and effective personal care products using only plant-derived ingredients.

We strictly do not add synthetic or petrochemical derived ingredients in any of our formulations, to contribute with those in a detox journey. We use only ingredients derived from nature in their most unrefined way possible to achieve desired consistency and efficacy.

None of our suppliers test their ingredients on animals and we work alongside packaging manufacturers envisioning new materials to minimise environmental impact.