This hand cream reminds me a lot of Aveeno in scent, texture, absorbency and effectiveness.  My hands are always dry year-round but super dry in the winter.  Applying lotion to them during the winter is about as effective as trying to cool a hot skillet with a drop of water. Hand creams typically last about as long as that drop as well.  Hand washing, particularly with antimicrobial soaps,  really dries them out, so I need intensive hand creams that can resist at least two washes  This cream softens my hands and keeps them soft for a while. It does a good job of maintaining moisture after hand washing and my hands don't really dry out until after a couple washes.

The cream is a little on the thick side and leaves a slightly greasy residue for a few minutes before fully drying into the skin.  It's a good cream and softens hands nicely. It compares favorably to Aveeno or Eucerin.  It's more expensive than those two but there are definitely benefits that justify the premium price.  Those benefits include the inclusion of Dead Sea salt along with being free of paraben, SLS/SLESl, synthetic fragrances, petroleums, harsh synthetics and GMOs.  The manufacturer AHAVA also does not participate in animal testing. If you're hypersensitive to synthetic chemicals or insist on cruelty-free products only, it's worth the price.
This hand cream reminds me a lot of Aveeno in scent, texture, absorbency and effectiveness. My hands are always dry year-round but super dry in the winter. Applying lotion to them during the winter is about as effective as trying to cool a hot skillet with a drop of water. Hand creams typically last about as long as that drop as well. Hand washing, particularly with antimicrobial soaps,  really dries them out, so I need intensive hand creams that can resist at least two washes  This cream softens my hands and keeps them soft for a while. It does a good job of maintaining moisture after hand washing and my hands don't really dry out until after a couple washes. The cream is a little on the thick side and leaves a slightly greasy residue for a few minutes before fully drying into the skin. It's a good cream and softens hands nicely. It compares favorably to Aveeno or Eucerin. It's more expensive than those two but there are definitely benefits that justify the premium price. Those benefits include the inclusion of Dead Sea salt along with being free of paraben, SLS/SLESl, synthetic fragrances, petroleums, harsh synthetics and GMOs. The manufacturer AHAVA also does not participate in animal testing. If you're hypersensitive to synthetic chemicals or insist on cruelty-free products only, it's worth the price.