Founded in 1985 in Adelaide, South Australia, Jurlique shares L'Occitane's focus on organic skincare, and its selling point is that most of the raw materials in its products come from its own organic farms. In 1996, Jurlique also became the designated brand of the Atlanta Olympic Committee, and in 2011, it was acquired by Japan's Polaroid Group.
 
Since 1997, Jurlique has built organic plantations in the Adelaide and Melle regions, which have been approved by the Australian Drug Regulatory Authority and the Agricultural Authority, and are open to the public. More than 50 kinds of plant materials such as roses, lavender, chamomile, calendula, mallow and rosemary are cultivated in the garden. Roses are one of the first plants to be planted by Jurlique, and the large garden dedicated to roses on the farm is cultivated in rotation and planted at intervals with 9 different varieties of David Austen roses, which have a stronger fragrance and the rose series products have become Jurlique's most representative products.
 
In fact, organic skincare products do not have a large market share and cannot ensure complete safety, but they tend to emphasize the gentleness of the product, which has become more and more popular in recent years. The main scents of Jurlique Hand Cream are rose, lavender, citrus and jasmine, and the most representative is Rose Hand Cream, which has a soft and fragrant aroma. In addition to the basic moisturizing glycerin, honey and other ingredients, it is also compounded with a variety of plant ingredients, such as safflower seed oil, sweet almond oil, macadamia nut seed oil and other vegetable oil components are high, moisturizing and improving skin roughness. The amount of other plant ingredients added is not large, and it can only play an auxiliary skin care role, and the effect is not very obvious.
 
Overall, Jurlique Hand Cream is lightweight, spreads well, has no noticeable stickiness after application, and has a moderate moisturizing level. However, in the dry and cold season, some dry skin is not moisturized, which is enough for most people. However, Jurlique, which takes the high-end route, has a high price of hand cream, with a 40ml small size selling for nearly 200 yuan and a 125ml large size being close to 400 yuan, which is suitable for people with a sufficient budget.