Lavender & Honey Hand Cream with Shea Butter, 1 Oz (Package May Vary)

I found this hand creme at Walgreen's (!) a couple of years ago, and decided I liked the natural aspect of it and would try it, as other lotions sometimes left me feeling slick or slathered and I needed a tissue to wipe off the residue on my hands. First off, the smell is heavenly - a slight almond, milky, good-for-you smell helps put you right at ease. Then you apply to your hands and...my first time, I was like: WOW. This is AWESOME. My hands actually FELT good; I mean g-o-o-d; after using this product. It seemed to melt into my hands like bread soaking up butter. My skin WANTED this stuff, I could tell. Instead of that slick feeling afterward, I could still tell something had been applied, but it was because my hands felt moisturized and not coated. The landscaper came in one day complaining his hands were so dry - got my jar out and said "give this a try". He was loving it: it went into the callouses, into his weather-roughened skin and made it feel better. He came back and asked to borrow it again. I gave him a whole jar. He now swears by the stuff and his hands are in much better shape, not as cracked and split and dry as they once were. He still looks like he works with his hands, but there's a definite difference in the quality of his skin - even I can tell without him pointing it out. For me, I have a pot in my bag, one in my office, one by my bedside, one downstairs by the TV - whenever I'm feeling uncomfortable, I just add a little of this into my palm and work over my hands and through my fingers and I instantly feel 100x better. Working with paper a lot (tellers, cashiers, office workers) can really suck the moisture from your hands: I'm telling you, you cannot beat this stuff, it's magic in a jar. I even use some on the callouses I get on my elbows occasionally, and within a few days, my skin is healed and and longer chafing. No residue, just moisture. it's "AWESOME".

This smells so delicious, like a marzipan or almond desert. It comes of out the jar thick and rich, more the consistency of butter, although it softens some as it is warmed and is easy to apply. This Almond Milk Hand Creme is very moisturizing and able to deal with dry skin that occurs as a result of frequent hand washing, harsh winters, etc. A little goes a long way. The only downside is that it can leave your hands feeling greasy, with fingerprints on everything touched after using it. Because of this, I only use it at night, and awaken with soft, smooth hands. It is a treat to use this just before falling asleep. For comparison, this Almond Milk Hand Creme is more deeply moisturizing than most of the other natural hand creams, such as Burt's Bees Ultimate Care Hand Cream (although this is better for daytime use, since it does not leave hands feeling quite as greasy), Collective Well-Being Hand Cream, and Desert Essence Organics Pumpkin Hand Repair Cream (the latter of which is worthwhile just because of its delicious pumpkin-spice smell!). Also good for deep daytime moisturizing are the Gardener's Hand Creams, which are thicker and work better than those above. I've tried several of the JR Watkins Hand Creams and Hand Repair Balms by Upper Canada and find these to have superior moisturizing, with delightful scents. (yes, I've tried a lot of different hand creams/lotions, and hope my experience will save you from buying some less useful products)

This is the best hand cream; my go to! Light smelling, non greasy, perfect.

This cream is amazing! My cuticles were very sore, dried out, and were getting to the point where they were bleeding so I knew something had to be done. I tried out this cream due to a YouTuber who I trust highly and recommended this product. I only put this cream on at night because it does tend to leave my hands feeling oily afterwards. However, when I wake up the next day the oily feeling is gone and what I have left is very smooth (soft) hands and I got that hydrated feeling back in my cuticles! After just a couple days I can say that my cuticles are now fully recovered. I noticed the difference immediately. So please, please, please get this product if you were suffering with your cuticles like I have. You will not regret it! Pros: -Helps cracked/dry/sore cuticles -Leaves hands feelings soft and hydrated -When you first open the cream you will notice right away how good it smells Cons: -Your hands feel oily after applying this cream so only use it at night -After the cream is applied the smell is almost overpowering and I tend not to like it as much as when I first opened the cream. Would I buy this product again? YES, it saved my cuticles life so it's worth it! :)

I bought a two pack of this hand cream and only received one jar. Amazon refunded half the price so it's all good. Just watch out for that if you order the two pack. Anyway, I have been a huge fan of Burt's Bees Almond Milk Beeswax Hand Cream for years. I veered away from it for a while and then decided I needed it for my winter chapped and dry hands. The scent has changed. It's still smells like almonds but there is an underlying scent that is either pleasant or caustic, I can't decide. It isn't a scent I can discern. Kind of like...gasoline maybe but then it smells more floral. Weird. But that aside.the cream works great. It is very, very thick and concentrated so the deceptively small jars last as long as much larger tubes of cream. The consistency is super thick and sort of hard. It would not fall out of the jar if you tipped the open jar over and shook it hard. But it melts into the skin and isn't too greasy at all. I use the cream at night when I can apply it liberally and it works well to hydrate my dry hands. I am still on the fence about the scent. Last night, I thought it smelled toxic but today, it smells nice. Maybe it's just me. But in all, this is a good hand cream for dry hands and is concentrated so a little goes a long way. It isn't my absolute favorite but it is one of my top five.

Love this lotion so much im almost out. Smells great and super moisturizing.

I have purchased this creme at the local store for the first time after trying other Burt's Bees products. I have an extremely dry skin in wintertime. My hands have that pumice stone rough surface and it really hurts when the skin cracks from dryness. At first, the smell bothered me, but after some time I got used to it and now I even like it. When one smells carefully, the creme does smell really nice like almonds. Some reviewers have complained about the greasiness of this creme. Yes, it is greasy. However, I do not use it during the day, but only at night. I put a lot of this creme on both of my hands and put my hands into loose socks. Yes, socks, not gloves. I have found the gloves to be too tight and absorbing the creme instead of allowing my skin to absorb it. If one does have a very dry skin, try this method for at least a couple of nights. You will notice a difference. What I also like about Burt's Bees products is that they do not contain any sulfates, parabens, phthalates, or petrochemicals, and NO animal testing. I am running out of my originally purchased creme, so I have ordered 2 Almond Milk Beeswax and 2 Beeswax banana cremes from Amazon for the best price I could possibly find online. I can't wait for my order to arrive.

This definitely does the job it has to do. Definitely it’s a repurchase if the need arises.

llogó bien, gracias

perfume maravilloso, deja las manos con mucha hidratación y suavidad. y el olor persiste durante mucho rato sin molestar. ya he comprado varios tubos de esta crema de manos y lo seguiré comprando. el tubo no es muy grande, pero me viene ideal para llevarlo en el bolso. cada vez que doy a probar esta cremita a alguien le encanta... el servicio Amazon ideal, lo pides hoy y mañana ya lo tengo. muy contenta.

Though it says hundred percent natural its ingredients names are confusing

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Cette crème est la première que je trouve qui me convienne parfaitement. Je la recommande vivement malgré son prix élevé pour une crème à mains.