👐 jane iredale HandDrink Hand Cream: Nourishing Hand Moisturizer Review

Although it's billed as a "hand drink" and claims to be "ultra moisturizing", it's actually not a very moisturizing cream. This is an amazingly scented sunscreen for hands with a good SPF. If you check the main ingredients, they are sunscreens. It absorbs very quickly and lacks moisture. Basically, this works best if you're sensitive to freckles or sun-related age spots on your hands. The fact that you have to reapply after your swim and it's uneconomical makes it an even weaker option than…

HandDrink Hand Cream This just isn't the right lotion for me. After several attempts, I just can't use it anymore. thick and you only need a little. For me, the consistency was just weird. Now I'm not sure if it might be because I have so many other lotions around the house that I use, but I didn't care how it felt. It didn't turn out nice and smooth, but it turned out seriously stickier/stickier than anything I've ever used before. Now I like the smell, it's pleasant enough and doesn't bother…

The lotion has a pleasant lemon scent. The first few minutes after application you feel slightly sticky, like sunscreen, but soon it absorbs without a trace except for the lemon smell. I'm not sure if it's worth the high price, after all it only offers 15 SPF and doesn't really moisturize any better than petroleum jelly. On the other hand, it moisturizes without being greasy or sticky. It claims to lighten and even out skin tone, and it actually can, but I didn't notice it after a few weeks of…

I love hand creams and buy a wide range of brands and styles at different prices. I had high hopes for Jane Iredale's HandDrink but was ultimately disappointed. This hand cream is more like a lotion in a plastic bottle and doesn't have the thick consistency that better hand creams offer. The scent is clean and pleasant. Unfortunately my hands haven't changed much after using this product. Draws in quickly and disappears. I don't think my hands are particularly dry, although I'm in my 50's and…