Our hands are the one part of our body that we are likely to use the most and which get exposed to a number of factors which add to their extrinsic ageing; exposure to sun, cold and hot temperatures, chemicals, bacteria, long periods of time soaking in water, as well as the rigiours of day to day life which can leave hands dry, rough and sore.

 

Our hands are also the part of our body that tends to age us the most as the skin loses its plumpness and becomes dehydrated and crepey. They are also often forgotten in favour of reducing wrinkles and pigmentation on our faces. It is important to take care of and nourish the skin on our hands as well.

 

A range of products is now available which specifically target the hydration and improvement of the texture and tone of the skin on our hands.