It may sanitise but left my hands so sticky I wanted to wash them.

I can be quite the germaphobe so to prevent myself from running to wash my hands every five minutes I keep a bottle of hand sanitiser close by at all times especially at my desk. I think I received a bottle when they flooded the market a couple of years ago and have since never been without one. So safe to say I have tried quite a few brands. My favourite is a bit more pricey than others so I am always on the look out for a cheaper good quality hand sanitiser.

I bought the sensitive version of the Clicks Hygiene waterless sanitiser as it states it is dermatologically tested with soothing Aloe Vera. Anyone who uses hand sanitisers knows how drying and harsh they can be on the skin so I figured a little aloe vera could only help. Alas the sanitiser did not seem to evaporate as fast as others and left my hands sticky. To be certain I also tried the original formulation with shea butter but I was left with the same feeling.

The only thing going for Clicks Hygiene waterless sanitiser is its price relative to other brands. I would pay a few extra Rand for a better product.