Touchland's Celeb-Favorite Hand Sanitizer Is Now Sensitive Skin-Friendly
Gentle Mist has arrived, and it smells like lily of the valley.
What do the Kardashians, Mindy Kaling, and Christina Aguilera all have in common? Excellent taste in hand sanitizer, obviously. Like so many other celebrities, creators, and yours truly, these stars are all big fans of Touchland: The sanitizer brand that's taken the world by storm. And now, those with sensitive skin can get in on their misting magic.
On Tuesday, January 16, Touchland released Gentle Mist—a brand-new version of their beloved hand sanitizer created specifically for sensitive skin types (but more than suitable for everyone). Developed to bring a sense of delight to your everyday hygiene practices, the sanitizer boasts skin-soothing benefits that are just as strong as their germ-fighting counterparts. It's also vegan and cruelty free.
Joining a whole roster of fun scents and colorful packages, the soft green Gentle Mist smells like Lily of the Valley. It was specifically formulated to sooth sensitive skin, helping you manage the discomfort and dryness that typically comes from cleaning your hands.
Another major benefit? A stronger moisture barrier, which aids in a healthier-looking, more hydrated complexion. This is made possible through its hypoallergenic and nourishing formula, which features ingredients like madecosside (an amino-acid, beta carotene, fatty acid, and phytochemical-rich component found in centella asiatica that features outstanding soothing properties), niacinamide (which works with your skin to protect against moisture loss and dehydration), and areumat perpetua (an active, neuro-soothing ingredient that supports sensitive skin when faced with the harmful effects of a hectic lifestyle).
Every time you mist, the formula immediately works to calm and soothe your sensitive skin while sanitizing. Win, win, win.
You can shop Gentle Mist in-stores and online at Sephora beginning Tuesday, January 16.
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Sophia Vilensky is a Freelance Beauty Writer at Marie Claire with a beauty, wellness, and entertainment journalism portfolio that includes contributions to Byrdie, Bravo, Teen Vogue, and Us Weekly. Growing up in a family of beauticians—and through her own personal studies—she developed an in-depth understanding of aesthetics, cosmetic product formulation, and beauty treatment development and has also held roles as a senior copywriter, content strategist, and proofreader for top beauty and wellness brands. Even so, you'd be hard pressed to find her with her hair and makeup actually done. Sophia is based in Minneapolis and is a 2019 graduate of the University of Minnesota, where she majored in English and minored in cinema studies. During her time at the university, she was the Arts & Entertainment Editor for the Minnesota Daily, earning the 2019 Editor of the Year award for her work. She connected deeply with the Twin Cities arts scene, collaborating with leading beauty professionals, designers, and artists. Graduating Summa Cum Laude, her thesis—a close-reading of Vanderpump Rules—was featured on NPR. When not immersed in writing or testing new products, Sophia enjoys watching reality TV, reading, and exploring the newest woo-woo wellness trends. Keep up with her on Instagram @sophiavilensky.
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