Can I use SILKY HANDS on my face or body, or is it only for hands?

SILKY HANDS is positioned as a hand wash, and its formula is built around frequent hand cleansing. The oils, glycerin, panthenol and allantoin are all common in body cleansers too, so some people do use a cream soap like this on the body. However, it is not specifically formulated for facial skin, which can be more reactive than hands.

If you want to try it on your body, do a small patch test first: apply a little to the inside of your forearm, rinse, and wait a day to see how the skin responds. For the face, be more cautious: avoid the eye area entirely, and if you have a skincare routine with active ingredients, adding a new cleanser can change how your skin feels. The product is not intended to treat facial conditions such as acne or dermatitis.

The most reliable use is the one it was made for: washing hands. Keep it near the kitchen sink or bathroom for regular use, and if your skin feels dry after any cleanser, follow with a hand cream. Avoid contact with eyes, and discontinue use if irritation appears.