Marks and Spencers Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream

Marks and Spencers Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream

I bought the Marks and Spencers – Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream when my hands were shedding their skin like snake. I realised later that it was the mehendi that was peeling off and not the skin on the palms. But then don’t we all beauties need a reason to buy something ? 😉

Product Price: Rs 299/- for 100ml

What the company claims: A rich, non-greasy hand and nail cream containing royal jelly, acacia honey and panthenol which work together to moisturise and improve skin condition, leaving hands soft and smooth. Hydroviton ® 24 helps maintain the skins moisture levels delivering continuous moisturisation for up to 24 hrs.

• Moisturising
• Leaves hands soft and smooth

My Experience with Marks and Spencers – Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream:

The Marks and Spencers – Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream is packaeged in a transparent plastic squeezee tube with a chocolate brown flip-to-open cap. The cream has a mousse like texture which feels very very light. Infact when you look into the tube you can actually see bubbles in them.

The initial smell is that of Royal jelly with undertones of honey. After sometime only the smell of honey stays back which I like. A small blob is enough for my hand because it spreads very easily. It leaves very non greasy feeling and gets absorbed very quickly. I generally prefer to apply it just before sleeping. When I wake up in the morning my hands are beautifully moisturised and soft. I have been using the cream for last six months and I have noticed a quite difference in my hands. The cuticles are also softened instantly. The cream can also be used for home manicures as a cuticle softener as well as a last step moisturiser.

It is mentioned on the tube that it is not recommended for facial use.

Pros of Marks and Spencers – Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream:

• Instantly conditions hands and nail cuticles
• Does not leaves the hands greasy
• Contains honey which is a very good skin softener
• Nice and lightly fragrant
• A very good value for money
• Lasts a good six months atleast

Cons of Marks and Spencers – Royal Jelly & Pure Honey Hand & Nail Cream:

• Contains alcohol and parabens
• Available only at M&S stores
• Packed in a non-recyclable tube


IMBB Rating: 4.5 / 5

Recommendation:

Yes… I really love this cream and I found it better that TBS’s spiced vanilla hand cream.

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