The Beauty journal
Hands and lips: three compact formats to explore
Hand cream and lip care take little space, but their uses remain distinct. Explore three small catalogue formats and choose according to the place each product will occupy in your daily routine.
Match each product to its intended area
Check whether the label specifies hands or lips, then read the individual directions. Small tubes can look alike inside a beauty bag, so keep their names easy to identify. Starting with the intended area helps build a useful selection without buying several items that duplicate one another. A familiar-looking tube is not a reason to use a product on a different area.
Compare cream, balm and stick
Uriage Crème d’Eau Mains appears here in 50 ml. For lips, Bariéderm Cica-Lips balm is listed in 15 ml and Xémose Lip Stick in 4 g. Balm and stick are two options to explore through their descriptions and your format preference. Millilitres and grams measure different things: do not treat the figures as interchangeable when comparing the prices.
Choose an easy place to keep them
Consider a spot near the sink, on a desk or inside a bag pocket. Check the closures and retain the packaging information. Before buying several copies, look at the products you already have and their condition. You can then decide whether one item moved between locations or a fixed place for it would fit your habits better.
Read beyond the range name
Range names identify products, but the directions and precautions complete the picture. Check ingredients if there are any you know you need to avoid. The cards below open the exact pages with current prices and detailed sections. The catalogue also retains the more specific hand, foot and lip care categories beneath the simpler main navigation groups.
