A spa-level hand treatment you can do at home, clean, vegan, and rooted in Slow Beauty.

Your hands do everything for you and they deserve more than a quick wash and lotion. Sparitual’s Hand Facial Duo is a two-step ritual designed to soften, smooth, and visibly revive the look of dry, overworked hands using plant-based, skin-loving ingredients.

Perfect for gifting, treating yourself, or elevating your nightly wind-down ritual.

Why You'll Love It

A true “hand facial” — without being overcomplicated.
This duo delivers a noticeably softer, smoother finish using clean, intentional ingredients your skin actually recognizes.

✨ Hydrates + softens
✨ Smooths rough, dry texture
✨ Leaves hands looking brighter + more nourished
✨ Aromatherapeutic, spa-like experience
✨ Vegan, cruelty-free, and Slow-Beauty inspired

What’s Inside:

Hand Serum

A lightweight, fast-absorbing plant-based serum with ginger root extract, aloe, and antioxidant-rich botanicals that help improve the look of radiance and support smoother-looking skin.

Hand Salve

A rich, buttery salve powered by shea butter, coconut sugar, and nourishing oils that help soften the appearance of dryness and lock in moisture for longer-lasting comfort.

How to Use:

1. Apply the Hand Serum and massage into clean hands until fully absorbed.
2. Follow with the Hand Salve to seal in moisture and give hands a soft, silky finish.
   Use anytime — especially before bed for maximum benefits.

Pro tip: warm a small amount of salve between your hands before applying for an ultra-luxurious treatment.

Ingredients:

Shea Butter — deeply softens and nourishes the appearance of dry skin
Coconut Sugar — natural exfoliating agent that supports smoother-feeling hands
Ginger Root Extract — helps brighten the look of dull, tired skin
Aloe Leaf Juice — soothing hydration
Sunflower + Jojoba Oil — lightweight moisturizers that support skin suppleness

All ingredients meet HeyBella’s clean-beauty standard:

✔️ no synthetic fragrance
✔️ no PEGs
✔️ no parabens
✔️ vegan + cruelty-free
✔️ ingredient transparency first