We all know that it's nearly impossible to find hand sanitizer right now, and even the luxury brands have sold out of their products. Well, your favorite eco-friendly company, by Humankind, has stepped up its game to fill this need for all of us.
The brand has launched a moisturizing hand sanitizer made with hyaluronic acid to hydrate skin and prevent cracking. Hyaluronic acid is having a moment right now in the skincare space, so it's no surprise that the ingredient has made its way into the hand and body care space, too. By Humankind's hand sanitizer is also formulated with 65% ethanol, which is 5% above the requirement for having proper sanitizing abilities.
In order to align with the brand's mission to eliminate single-use plastics for personal care products, the new hand sanitizer comes in a bulk size of 250 milliliters. The idea here is that people can refill the portable bottles of hand sanitizer they already have and give those typically-thrown-out plastics new life.
By Humankind has used an aluminum container for its hand sanitizer, which is one of the most environmentally friendly materials and can be reused an infinite amount of times. We love that the brand operates on a subscription model, so you can get your items delivered to you at your chosen frequency. Of course, you can also order products ad hoc.
The moisturizing hand sanitizer retails for $20 and a portion of the proceeds will go toward the Robin Hood Foundation, a nonprofit that helps combat poverty in New York City. It comes in two different scents: grapefruit and unscented.
While you're ordering your new hand sanitizer, you should also check out the mouthwash and the deodorant, which are some of our personal faves.
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