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Miracle Hand Wash, gently cleanse and nourish your hands with Moo & Yoo’s beautifully scented hand wash. Blended with Marula oil and Icelandic moss, it is full of antioxidants and nutrients, including Vitamins E & C as well essential fatty acids. It is anti-inflammatory and soothing, leaving your hands feeling beautifully healthy and clean.
- Vegan Friendly
- Cruelty Free
- Sustainable Packaging
- Palm Oil Free
- SLS free
250ml
Description
The Moo & Yoo miracle hand wash nourishes your hands whilst cleansing with their beautifully scented hand wash. The gentle formula is suitable for all skin types.
Ingredients
Aqua (water), Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, Cocoamido Propyl Betaine, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate, Glyceryl Distearate, Glycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Sclerocarya Birrea (Marula) Seed Oil , Cetraria Islandica (Iceland Moss) Extract.
How to use
Use as often as required. Apply a pea sized amount to palm of your hand, lather and rub your hands together gently before rinsing thoroughly. Follow with Miracle Hand Lotion.
Packaging
Glass bottles with aluminium screw caps and paper labels. Initially can be bought with a plastic pump to dispense the product. This can then be used again when the product is replaced.
create luxury, vegan, high quality beauty products that are sustainable, kind to your body, the environment and the planet.
Moo & Yoo is a family run, ethical company based in Scotland. Moo & Yoo constantly strive to be as sustainable as possible. they always aim to use the most natural ingredients. They use sustainable and renewable sources, as well as glass and recyclable packaging. All the products are free from palm oil and cruelty free. The carefully selected, natural ingredients across the range that leave every part of you feeling soft, nourished and smelling amazing.
Moo & Yoo are also passionate about encouraging everyone to make more conscious decisions when it comes to consumer habits, especially regarding plastic consumption. Making small changes really do help towards a more sustainable future.
