Castanha Hand Cream is an extremely effective hand balm that softens and smooths skin, leaving a delicate scent. Enriched with Castanha oil and Murumuru butter sustainably sourced from the Amazon Forest, this hand cream deeply nourishes and moisturizes the skin with its creamy yet non-greasy formula. Worldwide favorite: 1 Castanha Hand Cream is sold every 6 seconds around the world. Recommended by dermatologists (Well and Good, A Tube of This Ultra-Nourishing Hand Cream Sells Every 6 Seconds—Here’s Why Derms Love It, 2021).

Benefits​

• Anti-dryness hand cream
• Immediately hydrates, keeping skin moisturized for up to 24h
• Strengthen skin's natural moisture barrier ​
• Rich texture is easy to spread and absorbs quickly
• Hands moisturized but never greasy
• Combats intense signs of dryness
• Stronger and more resistant nails ​
• Leaves a delicate nutty scent on skin
• 100% vegan
• 97% natural origin

Star Ingredient: Known and revered as the Queen of the Forest, the Castanha (or Brazil nut) is found deep in the forests of the Amazon. Endlessly rich in benefits, both medicinal and beautifying, the castanha produces an oil that deeply nourishes and “feeds” skin for intense moisturization.  

Other Key Ingredients:

• Panthenol (Pro-vitamin B5): Deeply moisturizes and revitalizes skin due to its ability to attract and hold moisture. - Olive Oil: One of the healthiest vegetable oils, it is rich in Vitamin E and fatty acids. Potent moisture booster for a nurtured, smooth and vigorous skin.
• Murumuru Butter - Rich in essential fats that moisturizes and softens skin. 

Vegan & Cruelty Free

Castanha

Castanha, or Brazil nut, produces an oil with an extraordinary power to deeply nourish and moisturize skin.

Rich in omega-6 and omega-9, Castanha oil stimulates the production of structured proteins in the deepest layers of the skin, nourishing skin with intense moisturization.

The Castanha tree, known as the Queen of the Forest, is one of the oldest trees in the Amazon. Its fruits are like capsules that hold the Castanha nuts like a true treasure.

The Castanha nuts are sustainably harvested by 182 families from local communities in the Amazon region. Local harvesters travel by the river to remote areas where they settle for weeks to collect the Castanha nuts. In traditional Amazonian communities, the women press the Castanhas by hand and extract the nourishing white milk they produce. ​The Castanha tree supplies one of the main sources of protein for the Amazonian communities, sustaining both mankind and animals.

Endlessly rich in benefits, the Castanha nuts are transformed into an oil or butter or milk that nourishes even the deepest layers of the skin.