Eucerin Advanced Repair Hand Cream, Travel Size Hand Cream for Dry Hands, Unscented Hand Moisturizer Enriched with Ceramides, 2.7 Oz Tube

I have a problem with dry hands even in the summer when it’s humid out. I’m a frequent hand washer too. But this winter my hands are severely dry and cracking at the knuckles. And when you have severely dry hands it takes forever for cracked skin to heal and it’s quite painful. So I looked for real relief from a good lotion. My two biggest things to consider are the lotion has to be non greasy and leave no “coating film” on my hands. And I want to smell good. I want to say right away that lotion actual the fir lotion I have ever used that truly lasts through a hand washing It’s not greasy and leaves a clean feel to your hands. It’s fragrance feel so it does smell a little chemically but nothing strong or off putting. IThink I may have found relief from this I am impressed probably one of best quality lotions I have used.

I live in a place where winters are very hard on hands. This is the best hand cream I have ever bought. It actually stops the hurting when I put it on my hands. It also does not leave a greasy film on my hands or on anything I touch. Note that there is a warning not to use this hand cream before going out with bare hands in the sun. Thus, I put this away when the hot summer days arrive. But there is no other hand cream I will buy for winter's cold and harsh weather. A little goes a long ways, and truly, truly helps heal my hands and prevent further harm to them.

I bought this and the O'Keeffe's Working Hands Cream for my super dry, cracked, bleeing hands and this one was so much better. I was not too fond of the ingredients but reviews said good things about this hand cream and I had nothing to lose so I tried it. I was looking for three main things in a hand cream. 1) I wanted it to be very moisturizing so it could heal and smooth my hands. Check! 2) I did not want it to leave my hands sticky, greasy, or with the petroleum-jelly-like feeling. Check! It feels very light and is absorbed quickly. 3) I did not want to have to reapply it all the time. Check! I only had to reapply it up to three times per day. (Usually just two!) The O'Keeffe's hand cream, however, did not moisturizer or heal as much and I had to reapply it more often. It also felt more sticky than the Eucerin. I used the hand cream for about a week and my problem went away almost completely. I still have some usual dryness but it is nothing like it was before. When I finally saw my dermatologist about my problem and showed her the hand cream I've been using, she had nothing bad to say about it. Does everything I want it to and dermatologist approved? Yes, please!

good moisturizer that absorbs quickly. helped with dry skin due to winter conditions.

**Posted from my husband's account because we share an account.**I'm already someone who has severe skin sensitivities, plus dry skin on top of that. The fingers on my right hand get so dry that the skin on my fingers cracks and peels until I am bleeding and have raw patches of skin that wrap around my entire fingers. It's EXTREMELY painful. Now, obviously I am unable to use this lotions once the skin is broken or peeled off or bleeding. Once that point is reached, I am covered in bandages and focus on healing the wounds.I have tried, very literally, hundreds of lotions and hand creams to prevent this. Some things work 'so-so'. Yeah, they work, but only if I am very liberal and dillgent in using them. I felt like I was constantly lotioning my hands or they were always greasy or slick. It was barely a better alternative.Then a family member gave me a tube of this to try out because they had it lying around and hadn't tried it, and neither had I. Desperation at it's finest, I'd try anything.Lo and behold. This hand cream did wonders. It didn't leave my fingers greasy or slick. I didn't have to apply it every 10 minutes. I do go through it pretty fast, but that is solely because of how severe my dry skin is. I reapply anytime after I have to get my hands wet and I apply in the mornings and before bed. The skin on my fingers looks like human skin and not like I got a skin graft from Deadpool for the first time in 2 years!!!I signed up for the monthly subscription through Amazon because the price of this hand cream in person was over double the price. I started with 2 bottles a month but after a month or so of use I have been able to go down to a tube a month and it's perfect. (I usually haven't used my old one up by the time my new one ships out, but I use the extra to put in another room of my house so I always have a bottle within reach so I don't have to hunt a single small bottle out in a hurry if my hands are hurting.)I've seen that multiple people with skin sensitivity had burning sensations with this lotion, which felt odd to me because I have bad reactions to plenty of lotions and creams but this one has done wonders for me. It just boils down to the fact that each person's skin reacts differently, so the best thing you can do is get a small bottle and do a skin test. (Those of us with skin sensitivity are familiar with how to do this, but for others, simply apply a dime sized drop to your forearm and rub it in and see if it gives you an adverse reaction of any kind. Give it between 12 to 24 hours depending on your sensitivity and if you don't have a reaction you should be good to go!)

The Eucerin Intensive Repair hand cream is a very good buy for me. The package is small enough so you can put it in your backpack or purse and carry it all around, which helps reminding me of applying it daily. The hand cream is very moisturizing and helps a lot in the winter for cracked hand and wrinkles on the hand, but it might be a little bit too greasy in the summer. I usually "rub it in" after I apply it on my hand. There is barely any scent, which in my opinion is very dermal friendly. A little tip is that when the tube is finished, the cap can be opened by pulling it hard and you can refill it with other hand creams of your choice.