I also love Kiehl's, and I can't stand most hand creams as they absorb so slowly and don't really do anything. Kiehl's (and a hand cream from Soap & Glory) are the only hand creams I can stand using!
Best Hand Cream
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I can't stand the ones that absorb slowly and just "sit" on your skin. That's actually why I didn't bother for the longest time.
I'm a pretty big fan of Chanel's Body Excellence Nourishing Hand Creme. I've been using it for years with good results and I love the smell.
The body shops rose hand cream it smells great and is ment to help with wrinkles. Oh and its not too thick it sinks right intonthr skin. 😁
Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream
I recently got diagnosed with eczema, and before I got the dermatologist-prescribed emollient cream to relieve the symptoms, the only thing that made a difference to the incredibly dry and flakey patches was good old 8 Hour Cream. An excellent one if your climate or skin requires the pamper!
I recently got diagnosed with eczema, and before I got the dermatologist-prescribed emollient cream to relieve the symptoms, the only thing that made a difference to the incredibly dry and flakey patches was good old 8 Hour Cream. An excellent one if your climate or skin requires the pamper!
Right now I'm trying 2 hand creams.
1) Deborah Lippmann Rich Girl SPF25 hand cream: I'm not sure it's doing anything for me. It absorbs well but I'm very meh about it. For the price I expected more.
2) Caudalie Hand and Nail cream: I like it, absorbs quickly leaving my hands feeling baby bottom soft; but, unfortunately I found that I have to reapply A LOT!
1) Deborah Lippmann Rich Girl SPF25 hand cream: I'm not sure it's doing anything for me. It absorbs well but I'm very meh about it. For the price I expected more.
2) Caudalie Hand and Nail cream: I like it, absorbs quickly leaving my hands feeling baby bottom soft; but, unfortunately I found that I have to reapply A LOT!
La Roche Posay Cicaplast Handcream (for when I have an eczema attack) and Mixa coldcream for hands (on normal skin days). not sure you can find Mixa out of France...
