In time for the holidays, Firebox launched a 'Beauty and the Beast Rose Hand Cream.' The cream comes in the shape of a rose within a transparent case, which references the enchanted flower that counts down the time that the Beast has before his curse can no longer be broken.
In addition to boasting the shape of a rose, the cream has the subtle scent of the romantic flowers as well. To nourish the skin thoroughly, Firebox infuses the cream with Shea butter, which is celebrated for its ability to deeply hydrate and even help prevent and treat wrinkles, skin allergies, eczema, and other problems.
The Beauty and the Beast Rose Hand Cream is official Disney merchandise, and is available online for just $10 USD.
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