Le Labo’s Perfuming Hand Cream
by Adriano Batista
The ritual of hand care has often lived in a separate world from the art of fragrance. One is a necessity, a practical response to dry skin. The other is a luxury, an atmospheric choice. With its new Perfuming Hand Cream, Le Labo quietly brings these two worlds together.
This has been a long-awaited offering for those who cherish the brand’s signature scents. The concept is simple: a rich cream designed to nourish and hydrate, while also leaving a lasting aromatic impression. It’s an invitation to a new daily routine: nourish, hydrate, scent, repeat.
The product’s efficacy comes from its formulation, specifically its enrichment with meadowfoam seed oil, which provides deep hydration. But its true character comes from the infusion of Le Labo’s most iconic fragrances. The collection offers a journey through the brand’s olfactory portfolio, from the warm, woody embrace of Santal 33 to the bright citrus of Bergamote 22. Choices include the floral complexity of Rose 31, the unique blend of Another 13, and the earthy, tea-inspired notes of Thé Matcha 26 and Thé Noir 29.
This is a way to carry a personal scent in the most subtle and tactile way. It turns a functional act into a moment of sensory pleasure, allowing a signature fragrance to become part of one’s most intimate rituals.
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