Hand Treatment by Floris London
Hand Treatment by Floris London
An everyday indulgence, this luxury hand treatment cream is enriched with vitamins and natural oils.
Designed to protect the hands from signs of aging and environmental damage, a lightweight hand cream that leaves skin feeling soft, replenished and delicately scented with a soft scent. Easily absorbed, this nourishing hand cream contains babassu oil to soften hands and aloe vera to soothe and calm the skin. Formulated with sweet almond and jojoba oils, this cream will continue to nourish the skin and prevent dryness alongside vitamin E which helps to protect the skin an aid cell renewal, making it one of the best hand creams for very dry hands.
Free from parabens and 100% vegan.
Perfectly travel sized, apply this fast-absorbing hand lotion throughout the day for a moment of luxury, as featured in Vogue.
Details:
Rosa Centifolia 75ml:
literally means hundred petaled rose. Rose oil has a fragrance that is clear and sweet, with light notes of honey.
TOP NOTES: Juniper Berry | Cardamon | Clove Bud | Fruits | Almond
HEART NOTES: Rosa Centifolia | Orange Blossom | Poplar Bud
BASE NOTES: Benzoin | Patchouli
Cefiro 75ml:
Energize your morning routine with a lightweight hand lotion softly scented with crisp lemon and lime.
TOP NOTES: Bergamot | Lemon | Lime | Mandarin | Orange
HEART NOTES: Cardamom | Jasmine | Nutmeg
BASE NOTES: Cedarwood | Musk | Sandalwood
Chypress 75ml:
Add a touch of elegance to your evenings with our luxury hand treatment cream.
TOP NOTES: Bergamot | Lemon | Orange Flower | Neroli
HEART NOTES: Jasmine | Rose | Osmanthus | Ylang Ylang
BASE NOTES: Amber | Vanilla | Musk | Patchouli
Floris is the oldest English retailer of fragrance and toiletries and is still family owned and run today by the 8th and 9th generation of the family.
Floris was founded in 1730 by Juan Famenias Floris, who arrived in England from his native island of Menorca to seek his fortune. Shortly after his arrival, in 1730, he secured premises in Jermyn Street in the elegant quarter of London's St. James's. They still occupy the same building where the business started in the 18th century. The mahogany counter still used in the store was purchased directly from the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park in 1851.
The first Royal Warrant granted to J. Floris Ltd was in 1820 to the then King George IV. Today this first Royal warrant is still on display at 89 Jermyn Street together with more than 19 others, among those are the Perfumers to HM The Queen Elizabeth II and Manufacturers of Toilet Preparations to HRH The Prince of Wales.
The Floris archives hold letters from famous customers, including: Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway, Marilyn Monroe, Florence Nightingale and Mary Shelley. In fiction Floris was also referenced numerous times. By Ian Fleming's James Bond, who only wore Floris No. 89 and Al Pacino's character in Scent of a Woman famously declared he knew the 'woman in his sights' was wearing Floris fragrance.
