Anyone who reads my blog will know what a fan I am of Patisserie De Bain with their mouth-watering product scents which have appeared on many occasions. The little sister of Rose &Co. whom you might recognise from their iconic Rose Petal Salve, Patisserie De Bain has been around since 2007 and now boasts a catalogue of products which are described as being a 'refreshing splash of sweetness, fun and bright pastels to liven up any bathroom or dressing table'. Now I have got my hands on the brand new hand cream trio and they are just divine.
So the trio of new hand creams feature three new scents which are Rhubarb & Custard, Blackcurrant & Apricot Coullis and finally Raspberry Roulade. All of these scents already take me back to my childhood and again each hand cream has really cute packaging.
So starting with Raspberry Roulade , this hand cream is incredibly fruity and the cream is bright pink in colour and on the skin, it just sinks in really quickly leaving behind the sweet scent of Raspberry which reminds me of Summer Pudding.
Next is Blackcurrant & Apricot Coulis and the scent of this one if a perfect mixture of both the Blackcurrant and the Apricot with the Apricot scent just being sightly more dominant and reminding me of that Apricot Scrub I think everyone I know used back in the day.
Again the cream is quite thick but sinks onto and then into the skin with minimum effort leaving behind soft smooth hands.
Finally we have the Rhubarb & Custard hand cream and it is my favourite of the three.
These handcreams contain the nourishing and gentle shea butter and glycerine which helps to not only moisturise skin but to also leave hands soft and smooth. Each hand cream comes in a 50ml tube and are all available on roseandcompany.com website priced at £3.99 each.
From now onwards a 50p donation will be given to the Rays of Sunshine organisation from the sale of any Patisserie De Bain product sold through their website. Their target is to raise £10,000 by the end of the year which you can read about here.
Which new scent do you like the sound of?
*this post contains PR samples unless indicated otherwise