👐 Dermedicine Hand Therapy Brightening Cream - Nourishing Dry Hands with Jojoba Seed Oil, Squalene, Apricot Oil & Vitamin E - Soothing & Rejuvenating for Men & Women - 2 oz (60g) Review

Working with lots of paperwork and dealing with the public during COVID has made my hands very, very dry. Constant use of hand sanitizer, even with aloe, dries my hands so much that I sometimes crack. I was excited to try this brightening cream. It's really fluffy, feels light and absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy mark. The problem is that after 5-10 minutes my hands are dry again. This has been a consistent result with daily use - I just have to keep reapplying. I haven't noticed any…

Dermedicine Hand Therapy Hand Cream Review PROS: • Nice interesting scent (my opinion) • Feels very smooth on application CONS: • Medicinal smell (female opinion) • Requires many uses to be effective. Living in Arizona, where summer humidity is in the single digits and we're lucky enough to be in our mid-20s in winter, we're used to having dry skin. We're always looking for new products, and that sounded interesting: the cream doesn't cost as much as this cream costs, but we paid the same…

My hands have been very dry since the beginning of the pandemic. I wash my hands with soap and use hand sanitizer 10+ times a day because I wash my hands every hour after cleaning, doing chores and outdoor errands. I see cracked white skin between my fingers and I see redness and slight bleeding on the backs of my hands. I used lotions and it helped, but my hands got sticky and greasy. Very uncomfortable on my skin. I tried this hand cream as soon as I received it. It helped immediately when I…

This is the best hand cream I have ever tried and I have a long history of dry skin. Dipping your fingers into the glass is a delight - smooth, creamy and light. It is very easy to apply. But what's even better is that immediately after rubbing the hand cream in, no greasy residue is left on the hands. The only thing holding me back from a complete conversion is the price. I got a free glass in the Revain Vine program. I doubt I would have bought it at the regular price.

I'm a big fan of this hand cream from Dermedicine. It absorbs very quickly and leaves no weird sticky residue. And if you're like me and wash your hands a million times a day - and always *right* after applying hand lotion it seems! - You will love this product. Why? Because your hands won't get weird and slippery after washing, even if you applied this product just a few minutes before. Well, I don't know if that means it's all washed off completely, or if it absorbs so quickly there's really…

Dermedicine Hand Therapy Brightening Cream is a fast-absorbing therapy that leaves tired, rough hands feeling soft and supple. I love how well this cream works. It stays thick but absorbs into the skin, leaving you feeling happy and soft with no greasy aftertaste. My wife massaged some of them in my hands and they were transformed. I love how healthy my hands look after using this lightly scented product. The ingredient list is smaller than some other creams I've tried. This is a well packaged…

My skin absorbs it quickly and loves it - it feels so good. It seems a little wetter than fat so at first it looks like it just makes them very greasy, but that's not the case, they just stay hydrated. It seems to be getting easier in the sense that my hands look hydrated and healthy instead of so dry and dull. This will be especially great when the weather turns for fall and winter. I don't need a lot every time so it should take a while!

I really liked this hand cream. It was very comfortable and noticeably not greasy. I could apply it and rub it in and then use my hands well --- I didn't have that effect that sometimes happens with hand cream where you can't open the doors or jars because of the grease! It did a good job of soothing my overwashed dry hands when I applied it. I've been using it for a few weeks to test out the highlights, although I have to admit I wasn't entirely sure how the highlights would look! There are…