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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair

This delightfully wintry weather seems to be taking a toll on my poor sensitive hands.

Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a hand cream, a proper hand cream that is truly effective.

It can be posh or pish, I really don't mind.

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By *iss DevilWoman
15 weeks ago

Hiding


"This delightfully wintry weather seems to be taking a toll on my poor sensitive hands.

Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a hand cream, a proper hand cream that is truly effective.

It can be posh or pish, I really don't mind."

Kamill Intensive- the only thing that works for me.

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By *iss DevilWoman
15 weeks ago

Hiding

You can get a version for sensitive skin, too.

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
15 weeks ago

Manchester(ish).

O'Keefes working hand cream, the green one.

Neutrogena, Norwegian formula, red or blue topped tube.

Vaseline cocoa hydrate.

Aveda, used to do a hand cream called Hand Relief. Worth buying for the titter value.

Hope your cloven hands appreciate my recommendations.

💋

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By *enrietteandSamCouple
15 weeks ago

Brum

Okeeffe’s working hands.

Odourless but super effective.

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By (user no longer on site)
15 weeks ago

Vag juice.

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By *earditallWoman
15 weeks ago

Lancaster

I swear by superdrugs vitamin e creams,they do a hand cream stops my hands getting dry and sore.

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Okeeffe’s working hands.

Odourless but super effective."

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Is this available in Selfridges, oh "good wife"...?

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By *enrietteandSamCouple
15 weeks ago

Brum


"Okeeffe’s working hands.

Odourless but super effective.

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Is this available in Selfridges, oh "good wife"...?"

“Good wife” is currently ironing my underpants ready for our love making this afternoon but I can confirm your best bet is Screwfix.

Always in stock and probably less than 20minutes from your door…. Wherever that may be.

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"This delightfully wintry weather seems to be taking a toll on my poor sensitive hands.

Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a hand cream, a proper hand cream that is truly effective.

It can be posh or pish, I really don't mind.

Kamill Intensive- the only thing that works for me. "

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I'm going to look this up, thank you. 🩶

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By *acedInLuxuryWoman
15 weeks ago

Scotland

L'Occitane shea intensive hand balm

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
15 weeks ago

North West

Caudalie Vinotherapist is my new favourite for non greasy and makes a noticeable difference.

The Body Shop Shea butter or hemp cream is excellent too.

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By *vaRoseWoman
15 weeks ago

Ankh-Morpork

How severe is the dryness?

Nursem ointment and lotion are very good for day to day care

Flexitol or eurcerin urea creams work lovely at night

For really dry skin then cetraben is the level needed.

Oh and consider swapping standard hand wash for dermol

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
15 weeks ago

Niche

For cracks and hacks on knuckles, heels, rag nails use LYPSYL Original. Has to be Lypsyl. Others don't work.

For red inflammed broken down skin from eczema or frosty damp days use GERMOLENE (or SAVLON). Needs to be a few times daily and stick with it for a week or two even after the redness fades.

For day-to-day maintenance use anything with a shea butter base and natural ingredients. Maybe with tea tree and/or witch hazel. DrOrganic have lots of options. Reasonable prices. Easy to source.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
15 weeks ago

East Sussex

Aldi Lacura intensive relief hand cream is excellent as a 'not posh' option.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
15 weeks ago

East Sussex

Also use any hand cream at all after putting them in water and apply a good amount before putting cotton gloves on for half an hour.

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
15 weeks ago

Niche

You need to not disrupt the natural skin balance by using anything too harsh.

Try to get it back within the healthy range.

Usually things flare when balances of healthy, naturally occurring, skin bacteria etc flourish to levels beyond what they should.

Any dry patches or wet patches or break in the skin and they set up home and have a party. Even after the inflammed areas calm there'll still be a need to treat and get numbers down.

But not wiped out. You do need it all to be healthy. Just needs to be in the right balance.

If it's wet treat with 'dry' ointment. If it's dry treat with wet.

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By *emorefridaCouple
15 weeks ago

La la land

I've tried loads from to cheap to expensive. But as some have already mentioned above, O'Keeffe's working hands is the only thing that works for me.

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By *artorialMan
15 weeks ago

weymouth

Another vote for okeefes always gave a tub iny van

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"O'Keefes working hand cream, the green one.

Neutrogena, Norwegian formula, red or blue topped tube.

Vaseline cocoa hydrate.

Aveda, used to do a hand cream called Hand Relief. Worth buying for the titter value.

Hope your cloven hands appreciate my recommendations.

💋"

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I do appreciate them. 😘

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By *ancashireredheadWoman
15 weeks ago

Lancashire

Clarins hand cream is my fave. It’s gentle but leaves my skin feeling hydrated and plump 😊

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
15 weeks ago

Hastings


"This delightfully wintry weather seems to be taking a toll on my poor sensitive hands.

Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a hand cream, a proper hand cream that is truly effective.

It can be posh or pish, I really don't mind."

What do you do for work.

And what do you want from the cream.

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"L'Occitane shea intensive hand balm "

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One of mine former staples. 🩶 Perhaps I need to revisit.

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By *oeBeansMan
15 weeks ago

Derby

I just use Aveeno and only put it on at night when I'm going to sleep as I don't like that sticky feeling throughout the day

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By *ear_TinkerbellCouple
15 weeks ago

The lost village


"Aldi Lacura intensive relief hand cream is excellent as a 'not posh' option. "

I like this one as well, its my current go to.

Tink

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Caudalie Vinotherapist is my new favourite for non greasy and makes a noticeable difference.

The Body Shop Shea butter or hemp cream is excellent too."

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Shea butter is undeniably a firm favourite for most people. I'll look up the Caudalie. 🪻

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"How severe is the dryness?

Nursem ointment and lotion are very good for day to day care

Flexitol or eurcerin urea creams work lovely at night

For really dry skin then cetraben is the level needed.

Oh and consider swapping standard hand wash for dermol"

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Moderately severe, Evå. I'm using Dermol 500 for cleansing. It's also aging skin, with the odd fissure here and there. I'll check out the above. 🩶

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By (user no longer on site)
15 weeks ago

Margaret Dabbs hand serum.

I hate creams.

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By *avexxMan
15 weeks ago

cheshire

cheap one from lidl 99p good as anything

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
15 weeks ago

Hastings

Before work avon care silicon glove.

When home Avon replenishing hand cream.

Smell nice as well not to girly.

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By (user no longer on site)
15 weeks ago

L’occitane shea butter hand cream

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By * D 777Man
15 weeks ago

bathgate

I only use hand cream etc when needed as i constantly work outside i suppose its hardened my skin an hands up ( rough) i suppose i could do with something thats decent

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By *itty FelouWoman
15 weeks ago

Carlisle

L'Occitane Amande

O'keeffes Working Hands

However, you can't beat a good layer of Sudocrem which is the best multi purpose pot of goodness.

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By *he milf next doorWoman
15 weeks ago

bluebell woods

Good Old NIVEA Creme

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By *acedInLuxuryWoman
15 weeks ago

Scotland


"L'Occitane shea intensive hand balm

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One of mine former staples. 🩶 Perhaps I need to revisit."

If your skin is very rough use Body Shops Hemp cream after your hands have been wet for a start then move to the L'Occitane 👌🏻

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By *onin25Man
15 weeks ago

Durham


"Okeeffe’s working hands.

Odourless but super effective.

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Is this available in Selfridges, oh "good wife"...?

“Good wife” is currently ironing my underpants ready for our love making this afternoon but I can confirm your best bet is Screwfix.

Always in stock and probably less than 20minutes from your door…. Wherever that may be."

They have it in Tesco as well

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By *aFemmeCoquetteWoman
15 weeks ago

Somewhere in the middle not the.....

L'occitane shea hand cream or balm is my normal go to.

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By *issmorganWoman
15 weeks ago

Calderdale innit

There's an Avon one, called planet spa, blissfully nourishing that I love. It's shea butter and smells lush.

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By *asty tatsyMan
15 weeks ago

london


"O'Keefes working hand cream, the green one.

Neutrogena, Norwegian formula, red or blue topped tube.

Vaseline cocoa hydrate.

Aveda, used to do a hand cream called Hand Relief. Worth buying for the titter value.

Hope your cloven hands appreciate my recommendations.

💋"

This is the one I use very good especially when you’re a tradie 😁

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By *aFemmeCoquetteWoman
15 weeks ago

Somewhere in the middle not the.....

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By *aFemmeCoquetteWoman
15 weeks ago

Somewhere in the middle not the.....


"L'occitane shea hand cream or balm is my normal go to. "

Or the immortalle shea youth cream which is good too x

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair

I'm going to buy the lot! There's far too much choice here. I'm slightly put off by the unappealing fluorescent green packaging of O'Keeffe's!

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By *ealitybitesMan
15 weeks ago

Belfast


"I'm going to buy the lot! There's far too much choice here. I'm slightly put off by the unappealing fluorescent green packaging of O'Keeffe's! "

Buy the blue one then for feet. It's exactly the same cream

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By *hamallamadingdongMan
15 weeks ago

London

I bought Morrisons hand cream once. With oatmeal. Pretty decent I'd say and cheap. I still use it. O'Keefes is also a good shout. A lot of tradies use it.

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
15 weeks ago

Niche

Need a follow up thread in 2weeks for results with timelapse

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By *naswingdressWoman
15 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I'm going to buy the lot! There's far too much choice here. I'm slightly put off by the unappealing fluorescent green packaging of O'Keeffe's! "

Good lord, buy a fancy box to put it in to hide the packet.

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By *eroLondon OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Need a follow up thread in 2weeks for results with timelapse"

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By *orthfieldsNickMan
15 weeks ago

West London

I use Cowshed Refresh which I really like

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By *he MinionMan
15 weeks ago

Surrey

I use O'Keefes, Working Hands Cream.

I work in a manual labour industry. I work with my hands.

It makes sense.

It appears to work.

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
15 weeks ago

Hastings

The other point is don't expect good skin if you don't stay hydrated and I don't mean alcohol.

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By *obilebottomMan
15 weeks ago

All over

La Roche Posay

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By *udlight29Man
15 weeks ago

Yeovil

Palmers Cocca Butter.

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By *rightonsteveMan
15 weeks ago

Brighton - even Hove!

You do all realise he’s just gonna slap it on his cock, don’t you?

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