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Hinoki Bergamot Hand Lotion
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Why we carry this
Discover the unexpected joy of hinoki wood meeting bergamot in a hand lotion that somehow manages to be both luxurious and unpretentious. This lightweight formula glides onto your skin without leaving that unfortunate greasy film that makes you feel like you've just handled a rotisserie chicken. Instead, you get genuine hydration that actually lasts, paired with a scent that's bright enough to make you wonder if you've accidentally become a better person. Vegan, cruelty-free, and crafted in small batches, it arrives in a glass bottle that looks far too elegant to hide under your bathroom sink. Your hands will thank you, even if you're not entirely sure what hinoki wood is supposed to smell like.
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