Hand Spray: Lavender Rosemary
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Washing with plain soap and water is the gold standard for clean hands. But when you’re out and about and can’t get to a sink, an alcohol hand spray offers a quick, simple way to freshen your hands and support good hand‑hygiene habits.

Our Organic Hand Sprays are made with just a handful of organic ingredients:
75% organic cane alcohol, organic witch hazel, organic vegetable glycerin, and pure essential oils. No synthetic fragrance. No unnecessary additives.
The lightweight mist dries quickly, while witch hazel and vegetable glycerin help soften the feel of the alcohol, leaving hands refreshed without a sticky residue.
Small and portable, these sprays are easy to carry wherever you go — in a purse, backpack, desk drawer, travel bag, or car — making them a convenient option when handwashing isn’t readily available.
The CDC recommends washing hands with soap and water whenever possible, as it is the most effective way to remove germs and contaminants.
When soap and water are not available, alcohol-based hand rubs containing at least 60% alcohol can be helpful as part of good hand hygiene. Our sprays contain 75% ethyl alcohol.
A few quick sprays help freshen your hands after errands, before eating, or anytime you’ve touched shared surfaces and don’t have access to soap and water. The lightweight mist absorbs quickly and doesn’t leave a sticky residue.
Two Natural Essential Oil Scent Blends
Products marketed as hand sanitizers are regulated by the FDA as over‑the‑counter drugs. Because these sprays have not been evaluated as drugs, we describe them simply as hand sprays intended to support good hand‑hygiene habits—especially when soap and water aren’t available.
Hand sprays work best on generally clean hands and should be allowed to dry completely. They’re not meant for visibly dirty or greasy hands, and they should always be stored out of reach of children.
Simple ingredients and crisp essential oils freshen hands, wherever the day takes you.
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