VIDIVICI The Cashmere Hand Cream with Shea Butter – Floral Musk Scented Moisturizer for Dry & Cracked Hands – Repairs Skin Barrier – Soft Silky Texture – 1.69oz

I’ve tried a lot of hand creams, but this one truly stands out. It’s rich and moisturizing without feeling greasy, and it absorbs quickly so I can use my phone or type right after applying. My hands have been extra dry from frequent washing, but after just a few days of using this, the cracks and rough patches were noticeably smoother. The scent is subtle and pleasant—not overpowering, which I really appreciate. A little goes a long way, so I think the tube will last me a while. The texture feels luxurious, and it leaves my skin feeling soft for hours. Highly recommend this if you’re looking for a hand cream that’s both effective and lightweight. I’ll definitely be repurchasing!

Cashmere Hand Cream!!! The best I have ever tried. My honest opinion about this hand cream is that it is the best kept secret out of all the hand creams out there. It is light and not sticky. Goes on smooth and dissipates into the body without leaving a residue. It smells so high end. I have been searching for a Cashmere cream for over a decade after my brand by a high-end manufacturer discontinued it. I had to go to another brand that left my skin feeling unnourished and still dry and it cost a fortune. There are other tubes out there that cost twice as this one and they are good, however, the scent goes away after a few hours. I can put this all over my hands, arms, and feet and wake up with the smell still fresh. If you are on the fence about this beauty tube, don't be. It will make you so happy. I am never returning to any other brand again as long as VIDIVICI keeps making this cream.

The texture of this hand cream is incredibly soft and creamy—rich enough to deeply moisturize dry hands, yet surprisingly lightweight in feel. What I love most is how quickly it absorbs. Even right after application, it leaves no greasy residue, so I can touch anything without worrying about smudges or oil marks. It hydrates exactly to the level my hands need, without feeling heavy or overdone. And the scent—what can I say? Woody citrus is always a safe bet, but this one is exceptionally well-balanced. It’s warm, fresh, and subtly elegant. I completely understand why it’s called a "cashmere" hand treatment—it feels luxurious, clean, and comforting in all the right ways.

I like this hand cream. I specifically bought it because there’s a hand cream I like with the scent floral musk that is very hard to get so I was hoping this would be the same. The scent is unfortunately quite different from the one I like. The scent on this one is a lot more heavy of a powdery smell with a touch of floral. I still like the scent but the emphasis on a powdery scent does kind of give more of a grandma type scent. The actual cream itself is nice though. It’s a thicker cream and it absorbs easily and leaves your hands soft and moisturized. I do think this is a bit expensive for the size that it is.

Every scent this hand cream has to offer smells AMAZING! At first I thought it was a bit pricey for the amount you get, but the packaging, scent, and the quality of the hand cream makes up for the price. I thought it ended up being worth every penny and bought 4! The cream leaves a nice velvety finish to your skin without feeling overly greasy. It definitely does a great job of hydrating and moisturizing my dry hands. Not to mention the chic and minimal design of the overall look.

softens hands with the tiniest amount of produce. Thick consistency. Very effective. The smell is a soft warm floral that is comforting. Though it is a luxury purchase at the price point. I still feel as if it is worth the money spent.

The texture of this hand cream is thick and creamy which is exactly what I need for the cold months and my dry hands. It is very moisturizing. The tub it comes in is perfect, no chance of accidental leaks when traveling. My biggest complaint, and enough to affect this whole review is that this smells nothing like “powdery vanilla”. The smell is unbearable and gave me the absolute worst headache. When I tried to wash it off I wasn’t able to fully get the smell out of my hands for a full 24 hours. The only way I can explain the smell is that it reminded me of my late grandmothers old antique perfume bottle collection and the awful overly potent smell they had when someone opened them. Maybe I just got an old bottle, who knows, but for the price paid I’m very disappointed in the fact that I can’t even use the product unless I want to smell like old perfume that’s turned and have a headache all day. I feel like better quality checks could be put into play when charging this much for hand lotion.

Let me break down what I look for in a lotion first of all before I get into my rating. I look for 1) hydration that does *not* leave my hands greasy, to where I have to use a shirt over my hand, in order to turn a door knob. 2) how often do I need to re apply this lotion in order for my hands to consistently feel, both nice & soft throughout the day? And if the lotion is expensive, yet I'm re applying all the time, wouldn't that make it a not -so-great lotion to buy? I think so. 3) Pricing needs to be realistic, BUT.. if the price *is* out of my budget, is this product worth it enough to me, to where I'd feel pleased repurchasing. 4) the smell is incredibly important to me bc personally, I love a good smelling lotion but I also don't want to feel like I'm stuck in a bath and body works. Just standing there trapped in smells so overwhelming. (And also, no one wants to be next to the person, wearing over powering smells.) 5. I work in a field where I'm constantly washing my hands so dry hands have become a norm for me With all this being said, the lotion in my opinion is nice, but not $15 for a tube each time I need a replacement, nice. The scent I picked was the woody citrus and I love the smell. It's very Earthy but still maintains a femine smell thanks to the citrus notes, making it a nice combination of scents. The texture of the lotion is a bit thicker which is what I feel makes it "velvety" and it does feel nice on the skin. My only complaint is the price point and how much I gotta use to get the results I want. I think the lotion smells wonderful and I think it feels nice but I'm not in love and I had no burning desire to tell my besties they should grab one for themselves too.