For the longest time now I have searched for a hand cream that can make me feel like I am actually not wearing either greasy gloves or dying out my hands. No matter what I try it is one or the other and I mentioned that I was struggling to a friend. Kira blogs at Unconventionally Kira and she jumped straight in with SEAMS being her absolute go to, her favourite hand cream ever, this was echoed when I asked a few other sewing friends what they used.
That is a bold statement so I knew I had to try a tube and see what all the fuss was about. SEAMS was born from the fashion industry when Karen J Gerrard needed something to combat the burnt, cut, dry and sore hands she created from pins and using fabrics day in day out. She created a hand cream to help mend, moisturise and sooth dry pin-pricked skin, SEAMS was born and is now the go to hand cream for seamstresses, make up artists and models alike. Because it is such a hard working hand cream you can be guaranteed that simple day to day regular wear and tear on the hands will be cleared with regular use.
Filled with naturally active ingredients including shea butter, macadamia and rosehip oils, oat beta glucan, Pragona oil, lavender, gylcerine, pro-vitamin B5, swiss garden cress and hydrolyzed Keratin. All of these ingredients either moisturise, mend, calm or soften the skin so you know it is working from the first use.
SEAMS is made in the UK and not tested on animals, it is also Paraben free which is a huge concern these days. I found it absorbed instantly and left my hands feeling non greasy which is essential if I am working with fabrics or paper crafts.
Priced at £14 per 75ml tube.
I was sent this with no obligation to post but found it useful and wanted to give my honest options.
