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The late Queen Elizabeth II’s skincare and beauty routine has been impressively kept under wraps for decades, with few reports of different products being revealed to the public here and there. Royal fans rejoiced when they discovered her reported go-to nail polish, and now, we may know the go-to hand and nail cream she used when she was alive.
Per People, the late Queen allegedly adored their nail cream, and the best part of it? You can get it for either $13 or $32, depending on which size you prefer.
The Clarins Hand and Nail Moisturizing Treatment Cream is a softening, nourishing cream that’s perfect for any skin type. Made with ingredients like Shea butter, Sesame oil, and Myrrh, this cream was designed to shield even the most sensitive of hands and nails from the cold, the heat, and harsh waters.
Since the formula is nourishing, it heals and softens your delicate hand skin, and it allows your cuticles and nails to be conditioned every time you apply.
Speaking of applying, you can apply a dime-sized amount either one to three times a day; either during the day, night, or throughout it all.
Now, along with Elizabeth, royals like Princess Diana and Kate Middleton are reportedly huge fans of the brand, along with stars like Camila Alves and Kourtney Kardashian. And shoppers can’t get enough of this specific cream.
One shopper called it a “Life saver,” saying, “This is the best hand cream I have ever used. I am having to wash hands very regularly after changing my babies nappies, and nightly application has helped relieved the dry skin.”
Another shopper added that they got “beautiful hands” after using this product, and a third shopper added, “[This is a] Magic Hand Cream Been using this for years. Only hand cream that restore the damage and dryness on my hand due to my job.”
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