5 Affordable Hand Creams for Dry Skin Season
Combat the cold weather with a little self care and moisturization
Written by Kelly Carbone
With constant hand sanitizer use and careful hand washing adding to the cold weather already drying out your skin, everyone’s hands could use a little extra TLC. Check out the products below to keep your hands healthy, happy, and silky smooth.
This all natural hand cream uses a blend of cocoa butter, shea butter, and avocado oil to really help moisturize your skin. The faint pomegranate smell and rich feel add to this hand cream’s allure and it’s a treat for all your senses. The cream was also developed without animal testing, making for a truly guilt-free buy.
This phthalate-free cream will help you add a little luxury to your skincare routine. With the addition of soybean oil and Vitamin E, it is sure to help hydrate your skin. The use of sandalwood and tonka bean add a spice to this otherwise sweet treat, creating a nice and balanced scent. Reviews praise this product for smelling great and being hydrating but non-greasy.
This no-frills, heavy-duty cream is perfect for people who work with their hands all day. It has a deep hydrating factor that will fix dry, cracked skin within a matter of days. Consumers rave about this product for its strong hydration, non-greasy formula, and barely-there scent.
Vegan and cruelty-free, this cream is perfect for all-over hand care. The formula includes a Brazil nut blend and cupuaçu butter so it won’t only help moisturize your skin but will also help condition your cuticles and strengthen your nails. It also has the same scent as their popular Bum Bum cream, which the brand describes as “notes of pistachio and salted caramel.”
This fast-absorbing and lightweight lotion is perfect for everyday use. Acceptable for all skin types it also includes oatmeal as an ingredient, which creates a nice nourishing factor. This is one of the few products on this list that doesn’t have a fragrance, so it’s perfect for those sensitive to certain scents.
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