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Lavender Cuticle Oil: A Tiny Ritual for Hard-Working Hands
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Our hands are in the dirt every summer, and our cuticles have the stories to prove it. The Lavender Cuticle Oil is a small, easy-to-use oil made with lavender, carrying a clean, floral, herbal scent. Brush it onto nails and cuticles and your fingertips look neat and cared for in seconds, whether your day involves gardening, typing or wrangling kids.
The details
| Detail | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Size | 0.33 oz bottle |
| Scent | Clean, floral, herbal lavender |
| Use | Brush onto nails and cuticles |
| Best times | Before bed or after washing hands |
A one-minute routine
- Start with clean, dry hands.
- Brush a drop onto each nail where it meets the cuticle.
- Massage it in with the thumb of the other hand, one finger at a time.
- Rub any extra into your knuckles and the backs of your hands.
Doing it at night means the oil has hours to sit without being washed away. Doing it after washing your hands means it actually gets done. Pick whichever you will stick with.
For gardeners especially
Soil, gloves, water and sun are tough on fingertips. A swipe of cuticle oil after a day in the garden and a scrub at the sink is a small way to make hands feel put-together again. Pair it with a hand lotion for a full after-gardening routine.
Keeping it handy
The bottle is purse-size, so it fits in a desk drawer, a bag or the cup holder. Keep the cap tight so the brush does not dry out or leak, and store it away from heat.
A thoughtful little gift
Cuticle oil is a perfect stocking stuffer or add-on gift for gardeners, nail-polish fans, nurses, teachers and anyone whose hands never get a day off. Build a hand-care set with lotion or shea butter in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it over nail polish?
Many people brush cuticle oil on around polished nails between manicures. Let fresh polish dry fully first.
How often should I use it?
As often as you like. Once a day is an easy rhythm for most people.
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