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Like wearing masks, washing your hands is one of the barrier gestures to adopt against the coronavirus (Covid19).

However, it is not always easy to always have a water source nearby.

This is why it is recommended to carry a hydro-alcoholic gel to limit the spread of the virus.

But what is it used for? For whom? How and how much does it cost?

Hydroalcoholic gel, what is it used for?

A hydro-alcoholic solution is a mixture of water and alcohol which allows the destruction of bacteria, viruses and fungi.

Several forms are possible: gel, foam, spray or wipes.

A hydro-alcoholic solution does not clean the hands but disinfects them.

It should be used in addition to washing hands with soap and water or when there is no water point nearby.

Rose et Marius has decided to opt for a gel with a melting, non-sticky texture, so that this moment of disinfection is also a moment of pleasure.

Our gel is scented to leave a delicate scented film on your hands.

We have also integrated a softener to make your hands soft and silky. And above all non-sticky!

Covid19: the hydro-alcoholic gel, a barrier gesture.

When you don't have access to a water source, you can use a gel with an alcohol concentration of at least 60%.

This should be done in all circumstances where you may have touched a potentially contaminated surface and your hands will then come into contact with your mouth, nose and eyes.

It is therefore important to avoid touching your face as a preventive measure. 

But at Rose et Marius we wanted to go beyond the recommendations and offer you a 70% gel for even more efficiency.

Here are the cases in which to use a hydro-alcoholic solution:

• where there is no water point for washing hands with soap and water
• after contact with a sick person or their environment
• after using a collective space (public transport, meeting places, company canteen or restaurant, meeting room, etc.)
• on a trip
• before and after eating
• after touching a potentially contaminated surface or object.

How do I wash my hands with gel?

With a hydro-alcoholic gel, the gestures are more or less the same as with ordinary soap:

1. Place a few drops of the product in the palm of your hand.
2. Rub the back of your hand and then the interstices between your fingers, paying particular attention to your nails and thumb joints.
3. Finish by going down along the wrist.
4. Your hands will then dry in a few seconds in the open air.