"Chic Brands Release 'Sanitizing Hand Mist' with Ingredients to Prevent Dry Skin ♡"

Let's Carry Hand Mist＊

In this season, washing hands and gargling to prevent infection is common practice.

In addition, it is considered beneficial to use disinfectant to keep hands clean.

Large facilities always have industrial disinfectants in their restrooms, but recently, cosmetic brands have also begun to release "hand-friendly," "moisturizing," and "pleasant-smelling" hand mists＊

Indeed, the hand mists found in facilities are made solely for disinfection, so some people might experience rough hands if they use them multiple times a day...!

Therefore, it might be a good idea to choose a hand mist that is gentle on the skin and has a pleasant scent to carry with you. Just like hand cream or handkerchiefs, it seems likely to become a new essential item in our bags in this era＊

Here are two noteworthy hand mists＊

Brand Selling Hand Mist ① SHIRO

A hand mist that was just released on April 2 by the Japanese cosmetic brand "SHIRO." It features a simple packaging characteristic of SHIRO＊

The product name is "Chakrasana Hand Refresher."

It contains moisturizing ingredients like yuzu peel water, so even after using this alcohol-based hand mist, your hands will feel hydrated. It has an original blend scent called "Chakrasana," which combines orange, spicy clove, and faintly sweet geranium♡

There are options for 65% and 70% alcohol, available in a spray type (1,600-1,800 yen) and a lotion type (2,800 yen)＊

➡【Official HP】Purchase SHIRO’s hand mist

Brand Selling Hand Mist ② OSAJI

The popular brand "OSAJI," known for its products for sensitive and dry skin, has also released a hand mist. The product name is "Hand Refresher"＊

It includes moisturizing ingredients derived from palm, making it a skin-friendly item that prevents dryness from alcohol.

It has a refreshing tea tree essential oil scent, which provides a refreshing effect♡

The price is 990 yen for 20ml and 1,540 yen for 50ml＊

➡【Official HP】Purchase OSAJI’s hand mist

Check the Brand’s Hand Mist Before They Sell Out＊

You often see news saying "production of disinfectants cannot keep up," but in fact, it’s said that the issue is not a shortage of disinfectants or alcohol itself; rather, there is a shortage of larger pumps capable of holding the disinfectants.

(Of course, there are also reasons related to production not keeping up.)

Large disinfectants released by major pharmaceutical manufacturers are purchased by hospitals and other necessary places, while smaller disinfectants marketed towards consumers by brands may be better for both the skin and availability.