Hallo Iceland Volcanic Ash Hand Sanitizer

$18 ~~$36~~ In stock

Hand sanitizers are officially a part of everyday life. Why not make using one feel like you just stepped inside a warm, dry sauna?

Introducing the Hallo Iceland Volcanic Ash Hand Sanitizer. Handcrafted in small batches in Rhode Island, each sanitizer is formulated with 65% Ethyl Alcohol (plant based) which helps kill germs and keeps hands safe. A multipurpose spray, you can use this sanitizer along with a soft cloth to refresh commonly used surfaces like phone screens.

What it smells like: a rich blend of smoked wood, cedar leaf, birch oil, and a hint of dark pepper.

Key ingredients: 65% Ethyl Alcohol (the CDC recommends a minimum of 60%), deionized water, glycerine (vegetable), and our signature Volcanic Ash fragrance. That's it!

What we DON'T use: the wrong alcohol, sulfates, silicones, parabens, phthalates, nonsense, formaldehyde, or synthetic color.

Where it's made: the Ocean State, Rhode Island.

Size: 2 fl oz

How to use it: spritz on your hands, rub until dry. Will not leave residue. For external use only. Keep away from heat or flame.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★ Aug 13, 2026

The second I rub this in, my hands feel like they’ve been through a sauna—it’s such a cozy, warm sensation. The volcanic ash gives it a slightly gritty texture that actually makes my skin feel cleaner than the usual gel, and that little warmth lingers for a minute. Definitely the most enjoyable way

Evelyn F. ★★★★★ Aug 12, 2026

The texture is unlike any sanitizer I've tried—the volcanic ash makes it feel more like a skincare scrub than a quick germ killer. It dries down without that sticky residue, and the subtle warmth reminds me of stepping out of a hot shower. I actually look forward to using it after commuting.

Amelia S. ★★★★★ Aug 10, 2026

The ash gives it a slightly gritty feel that actually makes my hands feel cleaner than the usual gel, and the scent is like a faint, calming whiff of a spa. It dried fast without that sticky film I hate, so I've started keeping one in my bag for after the bus.