If you love interiors, I think that extends out to make every single item in your home have a certain elevating aesthetic and one thing that I am a total sucker for is a fragrant, high-quality hand wash which comes in a stylish bottle. Once I’ve spent hours pouring over paint samples and picking out tiles, I don’t want to plonk an ugly plastic bottle in my bathroom or kitchen! While I’m not a beauty junkie and while I am aware there has been an explosion in the market for posh hand wash, the following five hand cleansers featured that I have discovered in the past year are ones that have really stood out to me as a good purchase.

This exfoliating hand gel contains small particles of crushed walnut shell to buff away dead skin cells. With notes of rose and tomato, the English Ortega Grape Vine Extract repairs and hydrates the skin. It comes in a lovely soft green glass bottle while being vegan and cruelty-free.

Pelegrims Exfoliating Hand Cleanser

I first tried this hand wash at a spa and picked up a bottle before I went home from the gift shop. It has a lovely wood-effect pump and contains a refreshing scented blend of rose, sandalwood and lime.

Arran After the Rain Luxury Hand Wash

While I’ve always been a fan of White Company candles, I tried their Flowers hand wash at a hotel and it really stood out for its sophisticated scent containing lavender and geranium. Definitely not your traditional floral fragrance.

The White Company Flowers Hand Wash

For a high-quality hand wash at a lower price point, Marks & Spencer’s Apothecary range is a brilliant buy. I prefer the Calm fragrance that contains Ceder Wood for a more sophisticated scent. You can also purchase refill packs rather than replace the bottle.

Apothecary Calm Hand Wash

The original ‘posh hand wash’, Aesop remains one of the most pricey but the bottle is big and it lasts. The aromatic fragrance contains a mix of smoky, woody and citrus notes that are calming and elegant.

Aesop Reverence Hand Wash