Atrix Medicated Hand Cream Tube

Japan's most trusted medicated hand cream — KAO Atrix Medicated tube formula has protected Japanese working hands through cold winters and repeated washing since the Atrix line launched in the 1960s. As a certified quasi-drug product, this tube contains active pharmaceutical ingredients that go beyond cosmetic moisturising to actively treat rough, chapped, and cracked skin. The dense, non-watery cream creates a sustained occlusive barrier that locks moisture in while active ingredients accelerate the skin's repair cycle. The tube format makes it easy to dispense a precise amount with one hand — a practical choice for kitchen workers, nurses, and anyone whose hands are in water repeatedly throughout the day. The fragrance is minimal and fades quickly, making it workplace-friendly. A staple in Japanese medicine cabinets, trusted by dermatologists and pharmacists alike.

1. Wash and dry hands completely before application for maximum ingredient absorption.
2. Squeeze a pea-sized amount from the tube onto one fingertip.
3. Warm the cream between both palms for 5 seconds to soften it.
4. Massage thoroughly into the backs of hands, knuckles, and finger joints — areas that crack first.
5. Work remaining cream into nail folds, cuticles, and fingertips; reapply after each hand wash.

• Active Ingredients (quasi-drug): Glycyrrhetinic Acid — Anti-inflammatory active for cracked skin.
• Tocopherol Acetate (Vitamin E) — Promotes skin cell repair.
• Other Ingredients: Glycerin — Core humectant.
• Petrolatum — Occlusive base for moisture lock.
• Squalane — Emollient to soften rough skin texture.
• Dimethicone — Smooth application and water-resistant film.
• Fragrance (Parfum) — Minimal light scent.