This product is described as suitable for washing hands, including after tasks such as gardening or repairs, where visible dirt and greasy residues may need to be removed. It is a household soap rather than a cosmetic hand wash focused on skin comfort, so it is worth choosing how you use it depending on your skin and the task.
If you use it occasionally to remove dirt or grease, wet your hands first, lather, wash thoroughly and rinse well. Drying your hands after washing helps reduce the feeling of residue, and applying your usual hand cream afterwards may be helpful if your skin tends to feel tight after soap-based cleansers.
For frequent hand washing or longer cleaning sessions, pay attention to signs of discomfort such as dryness, tightness or irritation. The product information specifically notes that people with very sensitive skin, or those planning frequent use on hands, should monitor how their skin feels and consider using gloves for longer cleaning tasks. Gloves are especially practical when washing many dishes, cleaning greasy areas or working with repeated water exposure.
Avoid contact with the eyes. If soap gets into the eyes, rinse carefully with clean water. Keep the product out of reach of children, and do not use it as a substitute for specialist skin-care products if your skin already needs particular care.