Dionis Hand & Body Cream 3.3 Oz, Milk & Honey, sealed.
Our Hand & Body Cream has all the same skin-soothing ingredients as our original formula, with no greasy residue. This moisturizing treatment is an all over solution that will soothe and hydrate dry, thirsty hands and body. Goat milk is naturally enriched with high amounts of protein, fat, iron, and lots of vitamins. It has a pH nearly the same has human skin that allow our product to easily absorbed into human skin with no greasy residue, keeping you moisturized and nourished. Dionis products are dermatologist tested, cruelty free paraben free, gluten free, sulfate free, and made in the USA. For extra sensitive skin, they have unscented options as well. Feel good about feeling good with Dionis Goat Milk Skincare Products. Dionis is named for Mrs. Dionis Coffin who was brought to court in 1653 for overpricing her beer. She defended herself claiming her beer was of higher quality. She had many descendants and is also the namesake for a beach and the first steam engine on Nantucket Island.
- MILK AND HONEY: Our luxurious milk & honey delivers deep hydration and pure joy with a fresh milky scent and sweet honey straight from the comb.
- ALL IN ONE SOLUTION: Our Hand & Body Cream has all the same skin-soothing ingredients as our original formula, with no greasy residue. This moisturizing treatment is an all over solution that will soothe and hydrate dry, thirsty hands and body.
- WHY GOAT MILK: Goat milk is naturally enriched with high amounts of protein, fat, iron, and lots of vitamins. It has a pH nearly the same has human skin that allow our product to easily absorbed into human skin with no greasy residue, keeping you moisturized and nourished.
- FRIENDLY FOR EVERYONE: Dionis products are dermatologist tested, cruelty free paraben free, gluten free, sulfate free, and made in the USA. For extra sensitive skin, they have unscented options as well. Feel good about feeling good with Dionis Goat Milk Skincare Products.
- QUALITY FROM THE START: Dionis is named for Mrs. Dionis Coffin who was brought to court in 1653 for overpricing her beer. She defended herself claiming her beer was of higher quality. She had many descendants and is also the namesake for a beach and the first steam engine on Nantucket Island.