Best Hand Cream
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ITA. Clarins "Creme jeunesse des mains"--Hand youth cream/lotion. I've gotten really good bargains on Ebay for this one. Love it!!!
I just bought Bliss High Intensity Hand Cream from Sephora and it works great, absorbs quickly and smells lovely and fresh! It was $8 for a 1 fl oz tube
Yep, I too vote for La Mer, it makes my skin super soft, and gives it a little glow too!
I've been using the Bach original flower essences rescue cream and I have to say it's one of my favs. It is not greasy at all and has a very light scent. Burt's Bees has a really good one as well that smells like bananas and also an almond one. Their lemon butter cuticle cream is yummy!!!
It's not anti-aging as such but I think the cheap and cheerful Neutrogena Norwegian Formula handcream is the business. My hands are my pride and joy (how sad does that sound?!) and I just find it to be the best for keeping them smooth and beautiful. Tried various others but always come back to this and don't think I'll stray again.
i agree
I use this stuff when my hands are about to break out from eczema. works miracles!!!My favorites are Clarins hand cream- feels great ans has a fragrance tdf. I also use the one minute manicure scrub and hand cream (Soliel, I think). I exfoliate weekly and use the cream every night (sometimes I put gloves on after I use it) They have a wonderful almond scent.
My hands are so bad now that the weather turned cold. It happens every winter but this is a little early for me. They hurt, are cracked, 
and sometimes bleed. I know I should wear gloves , rubber for cleaning and knit for outdoors. But I often forget or I'm in a rush. If it is only 46 degrees now, I'm in big trouble when it gets 20 degrees and below. Please help recommend a product that will prevent new cracks and possibly heal existing ones. So many products sting when they go on and really don't help very much. TIA!
and sometimes bleed. I know I should wear gloves , rubber for cleaning and knit for outdoors. But I often forget or I'm in a rush. If it is only 46 degrees now, I'm in big trouble when it gets 20 degrees and below. Please help recommend a product that will prevent new cracks and possibly heal existing ones. So many products sting when they go on and really don't help very much. TIA!