Hand cream for dry hands

A vet nurse I knew used to swear by “Udder cream”.

LadyGracie

Gloves in a bottle, I get badly chapped hands at this time of year. Not anymore. It really works.

I wonder if anyone will read this.

I read your message.

Haven't seen this product though - will look out for it. Thanks.

Wyllow3

MayBee70

I always found Neutrogena to be the best.

I agree, by a long way.
Neutrogena buy the non scented, its non greasy.

Tip: unless latex irritates you, get pair of gloves, lots of Neutrogena massaged in, put gloves on for 20 mins.

I used to suffer from eczema on my hands till I discovered Neutrogena even though I always wear rubber gloves when washing up.

I like Nursem because it absorbs very quickly and is made from natural ingredients.
Nursem hand cream

Thank you I think a need a trip into town for some sample ti try out.

L'OCCITANE Shea Dry Skin Hand Cream is the best and I wont hear otherwise, it is however very expensive

Body Shop hand cream is lovely (but expensive imo)

Derma Guard moisturising barrier lotion.
I keep it in the kitchen and use it throughout the day
www.lakeland.co.uk/8944/dermaguard-moisturising-barrier-hand-cream-250ml

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Hand Cream, not cheap but not much is needed so it lasts for ages.

I’ve started to use CeraVe on my face and I use their moisturising wash on my face and hands. I’m going to get some of their hand cream which I think should be quite good.

Susie42

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Hand Cream, not cheap but not much is needed so it lasts for ages.

It is a miracle worker. I actually found a tube I bought a few years ago and it worked wonders on my very dry hands. As you say, you only need a very small amount.

JaneJudge

L'OCCITANE Shea Dry Skin Hand Cream is the best and I wont hear otherwise, it is however very expensive

This ^
However, I am looking for a more budget buy. Will look at all recommendations.