Best Hand Cream

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#526
Is there a hand cream that will actually plump up the skin on the back of the hands? I've tried retinol products that are supposed to increase collagen there, but it seems very temporary. The skin on my hands has gotten looser and a bit crepey, and I guess I am looking for an alternative to hand fillers/laser (my derm said it would cost around $1,500). Anyone?
 
#531
I'm using a new hand cream by Garnier called Intensive 7 days SOS-Repair for dry to extra dry hands. It is amazing! It is fast absorbing, non greasy and skin feels hydrated even after you've washed them. My hands are so silky smooth, i love it!
 
#532
joanna said:
I've started to notice more lines on my hands since I got married and significantly increased the amount of dishwashing~ :yucky:

Now I get my DH to do the dishes or stick them in the washer but my hands... need some serious repairing.

I can't STAND the sticky and oily feeling of thick hand creams. Anyone have suggestions to any hand cream that is enriching(maybe anti-wrikles, v-C, etc) but not greasy?


thanks~
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Bath and Body works has a spa line and i use a fabulous hand cream that isnt smelly or sticky or slimey.. its called "look ma New Hands" it has paraffin in it.. only one i can use that doesnt make my hands feel slimey and holds up when hand washing dishes.. my hands use to crack and bleed before i found this stuff.. it is about 12.00 a tube though so i buy it when they have there buy one sales to make it seem more affordable...lol smooths and soothes my hands look like 10 years younger .. i swear by it..
 
#534
I break out with dermatitus with most lotions and hand creams. Then I picked up Aveeno Skin Relief with dimethicone skin protectant. It coats my hands, does not feel greasy at all, and dries quickly. I mixed it with water so it doesn't clog up the lotion pump. No breakouts.
 
#535
Ambereyes said:
Is there a hand cream that will actually plump up the skin on the back of the hands? I've tried retinol products that are supposed to increase collagen there, but it seems very temporary. The skin on my hands has gotten looser and a bit crepey, and I guess I am looking for an alternative to hand fillers/laser (my derm said it would cost around $1,500). Anyone?
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There is a hand lotion by Natura Bisse and it promises to plump up hands, it is from their Tensolift line, also Amore Pacific. I hope this helps, I am hard on my hands and am thinking about trying them as well.
 
#537
RoLi1099 said:
There is a hand lotion by Natura Bisse and it promises to plump up hands, it is from their Tensolift line, also Amore Pacific. I hope this helps, I am hard on my hands and am thinking about trying them as well.
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RoLi, I checked out the Natura Bisse site and the Tensolift hand cream is $105! Would love to know whether or not it really works (and not just a temporary plumping like some other hand creams). Has anyone actually tried it and did it really work?
 
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