How you should be using hand cream

I have a colleague who neglected the use of hand cream for years and now live to regret it. Her hands look somewhat like a little over 50. After suggesting to frequently moisturise her hands I saw visible results in just a week. Truly amazing.

I just use vitamin e. My hands are so soft I get complimented on them haha

I moisturise after washing my hands at work or when I have calluses on my palms from the gym and I will moisturise then, but I will have to fit into my routine

I need to buy a body lotion and hand cream with SPF. I need to apply hand cream throughout the day.

I'd love to try some of these brands.

I definitely use lots of hand cream during the colder months because my skin dries out very quickly.

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Will definitely buy some of the products listed to pamper my hands more guess you don't always think about putting on hand cream.

The Body Shop British Rose handcream is lovely. I buy the small tube for my handbag. It absorbs really quickly, which makes it perfect for on the go. The Jurlique one is just pure luxury, but expensive. I use The Body Shop Hemp last thing at night. It’s a bit heavy for during the day but perfect for overnight.

I find it best to use hand cream last thing at night.

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I always use a hand cream. During winter I tend to use a balm as it's more rich and my hands do get quite dry during the colder months.

I use hand cream, or a general moisturiser if it's all I have at the time, regularly and don't forget too often as my hands let me know. Dry, very dry, and become painful if dehydrated for too long.

I don't use hand cream all that much but I recently discovered one from The Body Shop that I had stuffed in my drawer - love this so much now. Not at all greasy and I find that it definitely keeps my hands hydrated for a few hours.

I definitely need to use hand cream more than I do. I always forget! I love the body shop ones though

I'm quite good with hand cream as far as applying it often and always before bed.

I really hate hand creams due to the greasy residue. And when I wash my hands it gets all slippery from the hand cream so I just feel like my hands aren't fully cleaned and I have to scrub them

Hand cream is definitely a must for me , I have some even in the car.i can not do without it , especially during the winter time.

I have always used sunscreen on my hands and have found the best night hand cream for me is Avon's Moisture Therapy Intensive Healing and Repair. I always stock up when it's on sale as I have one on my bedside table to remind me to use it before turning the light out. It has a sorbelene type feel and does take a bit to rub in but it is worth it.

I'm pretty good with hand cream, just need to be more vigilant with sunscreen on them.

I have hand cream in the car, on my desk, in the kitchen and in my bag to remind me to use it.

Before bed is the only time I can get to work for me!! But I do make a point of putting sunscreen on my hands when I lather up! Yes mum alway ms said to protect your hands.. They can give your age away!

Interesting article. I'm quite the opposite, I can't not moisturise with hand cream particularly after washing my hands as I can't stand that tight feeling of the skin afterwards which are obviously dry. Somewhat pleasing to read I've been applying the moisturiser in the right way!

I've never used a hand cream before & now I should since I'm showing signs my skin is peeling in some places on my hand although any cream would easily do the job I do tend to like nice smelling ones mmm.....