Review on 👐 Eucerin Advanced Repair Hand Creme - 2.7 oz by Samantha Hudson

**Posted from my husband's account as we share an account.** I already have severe skin sensitivity plus dry skin. The fingers of my right hand become so dry that the skin on my fingers cracks and peels until I bleed and all my fingers are covered with rough patches of skin. This is very painful. Well of course I can't use these lotions if the skin is broken, scaly or bleeding. Once that point is reached, I cover myself with bandages and focus on healing the wounds. I've tried literally hundreds of lotions and hand creams to prevent this. Some things work "so-so". Yes, they work, but only if I use them very liberally and conscientiously. I felt like I was always smearing lotion on my hands or they were always greasy or slippery. It was hardly the best alternative. Then a family member gave me a tube of it to try because they had it and they didn't try it and I didn't try it either. Desperation at its finest, I'd try anything. See and here. This hand cream worked wonders. My fingers weren't greasy or slippery. I didn't have to reapply it every 10 minutes. I get through it pretty quickly, but that's only because of how severe my dry skin is. I reapply it anytime after getting my hands wet and reapply in the morning and before bed. The skin on my fingers looks like human skin, not like I've had a deadpool skin graft for the first time in 2 years! . I started with 2 bottles a month but after about a month I was able to upgrade to 1 tube a month which is great. (I don't usually use my old one when the new one ships, but I use the extra one to put in another room in my house so I always have a bottle on hand so I don't have to rush to find it a small bottle if my hands hurt.) I've seen a few people with sensitive skin get a burning sensation when using this lotion, which I found strange because I'm bad at many lotions and creams, but this one worked wonders for me. It all comes down to the fact that everyone's skin reacts differently, so the best thing you can do is take a small bottle and do a skin test. (Those of us with sensitive skin are familiar with this, but for others, simply place a coin-sized drop on your forearm and rub in to see if there are any side effects. Depending on your time, give 12 to 24 hours sensitivity, and if you don't have a reaction, you should leave!)