Hand Cream

Description

Hand cream plays a vital role in hygiene and winterization kits used in humanitarian operations. People in crisis settings often face harsh weather, limited water access, or frequent use of sanitizers. These conditions can lead to dry, cracked skin. Hand cream helps prevent this by moisturizing and protecting the skin.

This cream absorbs quickly and does not leave a greasy feel. It contains skin-friendly ingredients that restore moisture and support the skin’s natural barrier. As a result, users experience comfort even in tough environments.

In addition, the compact size of the tube makes it easy to include in personal kits. It is especially useful for individuals living in camps, shelters, or mobile environments, where self-care resources may be limited.

Contents and Specifications

• Type: Non-greasy moisturizing cream

• Texture: Smooth and quick-absorbing

• Volume: 50 ml or 100 ml tube or bottle

• Packaging: Sealed with flip cap or screw top

• Ingredients: Commonly includes glycerin, shea butter, aloe vera

• Shelf Life: 2–3 years from production

• Use: Apply as needed to dry or irritated hands

Key Features of Hand Cream

• Helps restore dry or damaged skin

• Useful in cold weather or after sanitizer use

• Easily packed in hygiene or dignity kits

• Offers comfort without leaving residue

• Suitable for people of all genders in field conditions

• Supports overall hygiene and personal care

Use in Humanitarian Settings

Aid agencies often include hand cream in hygiene kits distributed during emergencies. For example, it supports individuals in refugee camps who must wash hands frequently. In addition, it helps during cold months by protecting skin from low temperatures. Its presence in a hygiene kit improves personal well-being and helps maintain dignity in displacement or disaster response.