Best Hand Cream
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I like the l'occitane shea hand cream (and the lavender one). I also like mario badescu's hand cream. I got some on gilt several months ago, but it's a huge tub so it lasts for a really long time. It takes a minute to absorb into the skin but once it does, bam! moisturized but non-greasy hands 
I really like the Clarins hand and nail cream. One sniff of the scent and I really feel like I am at the clarins spa uptown.
I like the l'occitane shea hand cream (and the lavender one). I also like mario badescu's hand cream. I got some on gilt several months ago, but it's a huge tub so it lasts for a really long time. It takes a minute to absorb into the skin but once it does, bam! moisturized but non-greasy hands
ITA! Plus it's only $8 at Nordstrom.
I'm looking out for some anti-aging hand cream - this winter has left my hands looking dried out and pruney. I'm currently layering vitamin c serum under vaseline at night...(I used to use the serum on my face, but am undergoing acne treatment, so haven't been using it)
I know it's a tall order, but I'd love to find a cream that leaves my hand skin looking plump and moist!
I know it's a tall order, but I'd love to find a cream that leaves my hand skin looking plump and moist!
I go with the old standby, Palmer's cocoa butter. My hands get so dry in the winter that my knuckles start cracking. I started putting on the Palmer's right out of the shower, and I also carry a little tube in my purse. I don't even have to use the little tube unless I forget to put it on out of the shower or don't have time. It comes in a large pump, a medium squeezee bottle, and a small tube.
It does smell a little 'chocolatey' though, but the smell goes away after awhile, and I find it doesn't clash with my perfume.
It does smell a little 'chocolatey' though, but the smell goes away after awhile, and I find it doesn't clash with my perfume.
I'm a clarins fan. It is the only one that makes my nails strong and they grow soooo long and don't split. I've given up on the cheaper ones.
Does anyone use Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream? I use it occasionally - and although it is greasy and doesn't smell that good - I like how it makes your hands feel moisturised for a LONG time.
