I have been looking for a good hand cream for a long time. In winter, the skin of my hands gets dry. It gets worse if the heating is on and especially if I have to come into contact with water. Hence, I've been doing all the housework with gloves for a while now. But habits such as a shower, a bath, a simple hand wash affects the skin in not a good way. As a result, when the skin of the hands is very dry, it becomes damaged to the point of forming micro cracks on the skin. These cracks on the skin of the fingers are called skin fissures and can become very uncomfortable, believe me. Luckily, while surfing the Notino e-shop, something caught my attention mainly because of the good reviews it had. I am talking about the Mixa Intensive Regenerating Surgras Hand Cream.
Mixa is a well-known French skin care brand, created in 1924 by a doctor in a pharmacy. Ιf you've been following me for some time, then you will know the love I have for European brands.
Mixa Intensive Regenerating Surgras Hand Cream, thanks to its moisturizing and regenerative action, repairs and protects dry, chapped and damaged hands. Μore specifically, in its composition it contains 30% glycerin. Glycerin is an ingredient that has the ability to maintain moisture inside the skin and prevent dry skin and cracking that may be created by frequent hand washing, housework or extreme weather conditions.
Mixa Intensive Regenerating Surgras Hand Cream is also enriched with oat milk, which provides instant relief to severe dry hands.
BRAND'S DESCRIPTION (Translation)
Lubricating regenerating hand cream with a high concentration of active ingredients deeply regenerates and restores the dry and damaged skin of the hands. It is ideal for extremely dry hands and for use in winter.
Result: The skin of the hands is intensively nourished and regenerated. It helps to heal micro cracks on the skin of the fingers.
BENEFITS
- 30% glycerin.
- Enriched with oat milk.
- With shea butter. Shea butter is an excellent emollient that effecively relieves dry skin.
- Allantoin is very effective in healing wounds and moisturizing the skin.
- Repairs and protects dry, chapped and damaged skin.
- Non greasy.
- Hypoallergenic.
- Made in Europe.
PACKAGING
White plastic squeeze tube with orange flip cap. The flip cap is quite comfortable and snaps on well. 100ml.
TEXTURE
Silky creamy texture. The cream is quite thick and dense, but spreads easily over the skin. The color of the cream is off white and turns to translucent when it is rubbed on the skin. This hand cream has a pleasant perfum with fresh notes and it doesn't stay on the skin for long.
INGREDIENTS*
AQUA / WATER, GLYCERIN, GLYCERYL STEARATE, STEARYL ALCOHOL, CETYL ALCOHOL, BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII BUTTER / SHEA BUTTER, GLYCERYL STEARATE SE, DIMETHICONE, ALLANTOIN, AVENA SATIVA KERNEL EXTRACT / OAT KERNEL EXTRACT, CAPRYLYL GLYLICCOL, PHENOXYETHANOL, SALICYLIC ACID, SODIUM POLYACRYLATE, STEARIC ACID, PERFUME / FRAGRANCE.
*Please note that manufacturers often change the composition of their products. For updated information, check the composition on the manufacturer's website.
HOW TO USE
Apply the cream to exremely dry hands as needed. Massage until completely absorbed. Repeat several times a day, especially in winter or in a dry environment.
MY OPINION
Mixa Intensive Regenerating Surgras Hand Cream is absorbed completely in about five minutes as my dry hands crave moisture. The cream is not oily and disappears quickly leaving no trace behind. I don't feel my hands sticky. Also, I don't feel the typical silicone film like in the usual cheap hand creams.
I saw great results using the Mixa Intensive Regenerating Surgras Hand Cream once in the morning and once in the evening. The moisturizing effect lasts almost all day. In addition, the cream also has a cumulative effect. For about a month of use, I noticed that my skin was not only completely restored, all wounds and cracks healed, but it also stopped suffering as before.
From my personal experience, Mixa Intensive Regenerating Surgras Hand Cream is my savior for this winter.
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