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#346
katelynnl said:
I totally agree. I've been using Neutrogena for about 5 yrs and really, it does the job. I used to get them at Costco in a packet of 3 (or 4) but they don't seem to carry it anymore. So I often go to Target to get them.

Also during summer, I carry L'occitane hand creme since it's lighter (it goes up to 105 degrees where I live.. *yuck*).

But I gotta say, if I had to choose only one I would go for Neutrogena. ;)
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I have seem those big packs at Sam's Club but not lately as. I go to Target and get them as well:D Too bad we dont have a L'occitane's, or I would try that in the summer.....all of my skin is oily but my hands they are bone dry...lol
 
#349
I'm just going to throw this out there - Vaseline makes a lotion that comes in a green tube that smells so so so good. I'm not sure if it has a name, I think it's just aloe or something? But it comes in a travel size tube as well. I love fresh smelling stuff though, so it may not be for everyone.
 
#350
Fruits & Passions Hand Butter. L'Occitane used to be my favorite hand cream, until I tried this one. F&P is super creamy but not at all sticky/greasy. It absorbs very quickly and comes in several yummy scents.
 
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#353
I second the suggestion for Crabtree and Evelyn hand therapy. Comes in a bunch of different fragrances and it's only $7, it's thick without being too greasy and a little goes a long way, the tube can last forever.
 
#354
EmeraldStar said:
I like Bliss Snow Wonder High Intensity and L'Occitane Shea Butter hand creams. They both come in 1 oz. tubes. I think the Bliss one was limited edition though.
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I have the Bliss Snow Wonder High Intensity one & am using it currently. I definitely miss my Neutrogena one & am only using Bliss since I don't want it to go to waste. It only offers temporary relief & doesn't seem to do much for me. :push:
 
#356
another vote for the neutrogena hand cream! good price and you can find it anywhere. recently i've been carrying the body shop's body butter in the small size round. love the satsuma scent!
 
#357
Anyone work in an IT dept and do a lot of hands on server work/computers who can recommend a good hand cream? I need something non greasy that absorbs QUICKLY so I can get back to work and not worry about losing grip, or getting residue on keyboards, etc.
 
#358
bunnymasseuse said:
Anyone work in an IT dept and do a lot of hands on server work/computers who can recommend a good hand cream? I need something non greasy that absorbs QUICKLY so I can get back to work and not worry about losing grip, or getting residue on keyboards, etc.
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That's what I'm doing everyday!! I'm going to try some of the suggestions here and let you know :)
 
#359
bunnymasseuse said:
Anyone work in an IT dept and do a lot of hands on server work/computers who can recommend a good hand cream? I need something non greasy that absorbs QUICKLY so I can get back to work and not worry about losing grip, or getting residue on keyboards, etc.
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I don't work in IT, but I'm a college student who's on her laptop pretty much all the time. Like I suggested, Neutrogena doesn't leave a greasy residue at all. They also have an even FASTER absorbing version, which I haven't tried since the original one does the job just fine for me:
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#360
pcil said:
I'm looking for a pocket size hand cream that I could put in my purse. I like Jurlique Rose hand cream, but it doesn't come in smaller package. Anyone have any recommendation?
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I like Jurliques hand creams too - it can come in 2 sizes, 125ml or 40ml. The 40ml is pretty easy to carry in a handbag I've found (but I guess it depends on the size of handbag and how much other stuff is in there!)
 
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