O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand and Body Lotion, 12oz Pump (Pack of 1) - Heals and Relieves Extremely Dry Skin

Recomendable para dar una capa extra a tus manos y cuerpo después del lavado habitual sin olores que puedan degenerar el olor de loción o perfume, dejando tu piel suavecita y con un tacto increible!

I like this brand and have been using their handcreams for a while, very hydrating and worth every penny, so i decided to get it in a big size, but i noticed the consistency is lighter, and not as hydrating. I wont be purchasing this size again and i'll stick to the small size.

I work in a jail and wash my hands about 2 times an hour. As you can imagine, it drys your hands out pretty quick. I love this stuff and I'll tell you why. It's not greasy. It drys fairly quick with no residue. It's the only lotion that hasn't left a greasy film. I love it. No marks on paperwork and no slipping keys. I have some form of Eczema on both my hands so I get stubborn dry spots that itch and crack. O'Keefe's heals up my broken skin in a couple days. I never found another brand that does that. The scent is very mild. I don't even notice it. It must taste good because my dog loves licking it off my hands every time I use it. Lol. It lasts forever. I don't remember when I bought this container and it's still going strong. I use it every night before bed and after washing my hands if I was working in the yard or getting dirty. I have the pump one at home and 2 squeeze bottles in my desk drawer. The Nurses always steal it so I guess they approve too. I highly recommend this for anyone who struggles with moisture of their hands. The value is excellent. You get a lot of product for the price.

I’ve been using O’Keeffe’s Hand and Body Lotion with Glycerin regularly for a few weeks now, and it’s quickly become one of my go-to moisturizers — especially when my skin is dry, cracked, or feeling tight. What really sets this lotion apart from others I’ve tried is how deeply hydrating it feels without being greasy or heavy. The texture is rich but spreads easily, and a little truly goes a long way. I use it on my hands, arms, legs, and even on areas like elbows and knees that tend to get dry first. As soon as I massage it in, I can feel the lotion sinking into my skin rather than just sitting on top. Within a few minutes, the lotion absorbs fully, leaving skin feeling noticeably softer and smoother — and it stays that way for hours. One of the biggest wins with this lotion is its performance in harsh conditions. On cold, dry days — or when I’ve been washing hands frequently — this lotion genuinely restores moisture instead of just temporarily masking dryness. My hands no longer feel tight or uncomfortable after washing them, and the lotion helps keep cracking and rough patches at bay. Even after a full day of work or errands, my skin still feels hydrated without reapplying constantly. I also appreciate that while the formula is rich, it doesn’t feel greasy. My hands don’t leave slippery marks on things after applying, and I don’t feel like I constantly need to wash them again. The scent is very mild and unobtrusive — just a light, clean smell that doesn’t linger or mix with other products I use. The packaging is practical too. The bottle is easy to hold and use, and the pump dispenses a good amount without waste. It’s simple but effective, which matches the vibe of the product overall. If I had to pick a small downside, it’s that the lotion is thicker than some ultra-light lotions, so it might feel a bit heavy for people who prefer something barely-there. But for anyone with dry or very dry skin, that thickness is actually a benefit — it feels like a real moisture treatment rather than a light cream. Overall, O’Keeffe’s Hand and Body Lotion with Glycerin delivers intense, long-lasting hydration without greasiness or heaviness. It’s one of those products that actually lives up to its claims — especially for dry hands, dry arms, or body dryness in colder weather. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants a lotion that works deeply and keeps skin comfortable throughout the day.

Fantastic for dry hands getting washed frequently throughout a dry winter. Good on body too. It is NOT non-comedogenic, and has caused a breakout every time I've gone against my better knowledge and put it on my face/nose from blowing it frequently too. It's clear it's not intended for face, and it will clog pores, but it does a great job of moisturizing and holds that moisture for a good while. It takes a LONG time to absorb. I'm wringing my hands for a good minute after putting on, and frequently have to rub it onto/into my arms as a single pump just takes a long time to absorb. It does absorb well, and only feels greasy if your hands get wet with it on or while it's first applied and drying. I've found it great for hands, or dry skin on body (mostly have just used it on my arms though when too much is dispensed in a pump for my hands) which just doesn't have the opportunity to 'catch up' to jobs requiring frequent hand washing, physical labor tasks that are rough on skin and leave it dry, or on otherwise healthy and resilient skin that needs occasional heavy moisture. Due to the pore clogging and breakouts (I don't get zits otherwise) I do still prefer 'Eucerin Original' for 'healthy' (it's petroleum-based so I really don't know how healthy that is) heavy moisturizing as it's less irritating on skin and helps heal redness or eczema better, or CeraVe moisturizing cream when I need moisture, but not oily looking skin. That's good for maintaining a matte face as well as very dry body skin, or if I know I would be sweating after application. O'Keeffe's is still a staple that I keep and frequently use at the office though, where I have to wash my hands ~1x/ hour. Applied directly after washing, it really locks in the moisture and my hands are able to not crack or suffer chronic dryness and redness like past winters. You do feel it coming off with water if getting hands wet again or when washing after applying. I would highly recommend it!