Review on 👐 Moisturizing Hand Cream for Wrinkled & Crepey Hands - City Beauty Restoring Hand Treatment - Fade Dark Spots - Wash-Resistant Formula - Anti-Aging, Cruelty-Free Skincare by Lucia Ingalls

I've been using this product at night for a few weeks now and it hasn't changed the texture or discoloration on the back of my hands at all. I took before and after photos and they are exactly the same. It's not a particularly good moisturizer either - I had to start using it at night with O'Keefe's because my hands were actually drier when I woke up than before I stopped using it and replaced it with this one. My usual process is a small $20 retinol product on the back of my hand before bed (when my eczema doesn't flare up) and then a heavier layer of a heavier moisturizer ($10 cost) and it works much better for both. my skin texture (fine lines, some UV discolouration) and feel/hydration than this cream. When I put it on I feel good and when I use it multiple times a day it could work better but at this price I can't justify it. My previous mode yielded a lot more product and better results for $30, so this product's current price ($68) just doesn't make sense to me (your mileage and wallet may vary, of course). It smells and feels good and doesn't irritate my eczema-prone skin (the back of my hand is one of my main problem areas). But if I were to rely on that alone, I'd definitely have a stroke because there's just not enough moisture here for me. I haven't had bad results with it, and if you're younger than me you might notice some results, but I'm disappointed. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it to anyone looking for anti-aging results (at least not if you're 35 or older).