SDG proposes a sanitizing hand gel with a high percentage of alcohol (70% of ethyl alcohol) and with a competitive price for its special and specific composition.
This product is ideal for cleansing and sanitizing hands in public environments such as offices, factories, shops, bars and restaurants, etc.
It has an excellent viscosity and after its use the hands are cleansed, sanitized and the skin is soft and lightly scented with lemon.
USE: Use the proper dispenser to apply the product directly on dry hands and rub until it is completely absorbed. No rinse is required. It does not stick or leave residues.
AVAILABLE SIZES: 500 ml; 1000 ml.
INCI: Alcohol denat., Aqua, Hydroxypropylcellulose, Glycerin, Parfum, Lactic Acid.
ASPECT: liquid gel
COLOR: transparent
FRAGRANCE: delicate lemon scent
DENSITY: from 0,87-0,92 to 20°
WARNING: Cosmetic product for external use only. Do not apply on eyes, irritated or red skin, injuries. Do not eat – in case of ingestion call your doctor immediately and show the product’s label. Do not smoke. Keep out of reach of children. Easily flammable – protect from heat, flames or sparks. Keep the product in its original container and do not disperse it in the environment after use.
Gel Mani Alcolico 70% is produced based on SDG S.r.l. recipe. It is dermatologically tested and properly registered on CPNP European portal.
We will be happy to share more information about the product, prices and sales terms. Don’t hesitate to contact us!
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