- Know your skin type and choose moisturising hand sanitisers for dry skin, non-greasy hand sanitisers for oily skin, and fragrance-free, low irritation hand sanitisers for sensitive skin.
- Concentrate on the cleansing chemicals in hand sanitizers – Select soap ingredients with strong cleansing properties, such as vegetable saponins and sodium fatty acids. Avoid using strong synthetic detergents.
- Check the product’s pH – hand sanitizers with a pH close to neutral are gentler on the skin. Typically, a range of 5.5-7 is desirable.
- Choose hand sanitizers that contain hand care chemicals such as alanine, glycolic acid, sodium pantothenate, and others that can assist to moisturize the skin while cleansing.
- To avoid contact allergies that might cause skin irritation on the hands, choose fragrance-free or naturally flavored hand sanitizers.
- Avoid using antibacterial or antiseptic hand sanitizers for an extended period of time since they can be quite irritating to the skin. Use only when absolutely necessary.
- Reasonable prices – Both high and cheap prices do not always indicate a good product.
- Choose a high-volume, reputable brand to ensure quality and safety.
Fakakatoa, ʻOku mahuʻinga ke fili ha nima sanitizer ʻoku tatau mo koe pea fokotuʻu koe ʻi ha loto lelei. ʻOua naʻa kakaaʻi koe ʻe he totongi pe naunau; ʻOku matuʻaki mahuʻinga ʻaupito ʻa e ʻalaha.
