Alba Organics non (or) Un-petroleum jelly in the orange tube. Nothing like it in the world.

You also might want to get a hand scrub and do that once a night before applying the cream. I ujse the hand scrub from Bath and Body Works but I do remember liking this scrub I tried in the bathroom at Gaylord National Harbor last year.

OP here, and thank you for all of the recommendations. I had forgotten about that Neutrogena Norwegian whatever, which I used to use in high school! It's cheap so I picked some up last night and my hands already look SO much better. And it is non-greasy. I need to be using this every time I wash my hands, and I just cannot stand to have greasy hands on my keyboard. Yuck.

I also bought the EOS hand cream because I'm a sucker for cute packaging. It's also cheap but just okay. More like a lotion than a cream and is fragranced more than I like hand lotions to be. I'll keep it in my purse/diaper bag, though.

As someone who suffers from really dry hands, I swear by Lubriderm - this one specifically.




AND/OR....I keep both in the house, in my handbag, and at work!

Vaseline at night with a pair of old gloves. Your hands will feel great in the am. Glysomed is a drugstore cream but it can be hard to find. Has a silky, not greasy feel. I'm also a fan of Burt's Bees Almond which smells great but can be greasy. You have to get rid of your prohibition on greasiness. It's what makes the stuff work.

Not one of the stores you mentioned, but the next time you are at the mall, The Body Shop's Hemp Hand cream. Smells terrible but works like a miracle to cure cracked, bleeding hands.

CeraVe in a tub

So my hands crack & bleed as soon as the weather gets even a little cold. They also peel *sigh*. I have been through so many hand creams over the years and the only one that has worked consistently is the new Vaseline intensive Care

This : http://www.vaseline.us/product/intensive-care/targeted-care/advanced-repair-fragrance-free-hand-lotion.html

OP, it is not greasy at all.

Neutrogena Norwegian Formula