O'Keefes Working Hands

Anonymous wrote:Neutrogena Norwegian Formula.

This. Or the Burts Bees Almond paste.

Vaseline Intensive Care

^ I should've added about the herbacin that a little bit goes a long way. I love that I don't need to use a ton of product to get the job done.

Nivea. The cream kind.

herbacin kamille hand & nail balm

Isn't super thick but acts like it is. Absorbs beautifully. Dries down to barely any scent. My hands are so soft and moisturized.

I'm never going back. Even made my nails stronger.

Anonymous wrote:What do you want in a hand cream? Do you need one that's super thick? One that completely absorbs? Etc.

One that stops my hands from feeling so dry. I feel like everything I use disappears in seconds and my skin feels dry again. Obviously between washing cleaning things, looking after the kids and cleaning them, and the dry air during winter, my skin is really working hard!

Neutrogena Norwegian Formula.

What do you want in a hand cream? Do you need one that's super thick? One that completely absorbs? Etc.

Oops -- PP here. Cream - not creme. I blame the snow.

Aveeno Skin Relief Hand Cream.

I haven't found that fancy works better. I have been using Eucerin Calming Creme (get at CVS or Target etc) for a while now (there are a few types of Eucerin -- make sure it's Calming Creme). I don't have eczema but am super sensitive -- and dry out easily. The thing I like about the Eucerin is that it does soak into my skin within a couple mins or so. Other cremes left my hands oily for a while -- or never soaked in until I dried my hands off.

Vaseline. Or Aquaphor.

The Bluemercury own brand m-61 one is good.

My hands are so dry these days. Please recommend your best hand creams.