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Hermes

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Can any of you girls recommend a good hand cream?  Mine and my BF's hands are starting to get all red and chapped - thanks to this Chicago weather - and we need some relief!  TIA!

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My favorite is L'occitane

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wicked wrote:


My favorite is L'occitane

thanks wicked - is there a specific kind?

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Aveda Hand Relief is always good too!

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Ohh I love the Bliss hand cream it keeps mine nice in the Chicago weather.

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shopchicago33 wrote:


wicked wrote: My favorite is L'occitane thanks wicked - is there a specific kind?


Get the plain Shea Butter one...think it may be around 20% shea butter. Good stuff.



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http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P39674&categoryId=C11831


Here it is



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I destroyed my hands this week with constant hand-washing, and have ben healing them with Aveeno Intense Relief Hand Cream w/Colloidal Oatmeal. It's not greasy and it lasts through hand-washing. You can get it at CVS.

I usually love my frou-frou Laura Mercier, but the Aveeno is much more healing for chapped and overdried hands. Their products in general are great, I think.

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I destroyed my hands this week with constant hand-washing, and have ben healing them with Aveeno Intense Relief Hand Cream w/Colloidal Oatmeal. It's not greasy and it lasts through hand-washing. You can get it at CVS. I usually love my frou-frou Laura Mercier, but the Aveeno is much more healing for chapped and overdried hands. Their products in general are great, I think.

It's funny you posted this dc, because I bought the Aveeno lotion at CVS a few weeks back and it's not doing mine or my bf's hands any good I guess everything works different for different people!

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I have heard good things about this Nivea creme.  I want to try it myself this winter, too. 



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I love the Neutrogena Norwegian Formula, and like the fact that they als make it fragrance free. It's nicely thick cut not too greasy

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I love the Neutrogena Norwegian Formula, and like the fact that they als make it fragrance free. It's nicely thick cut not too greasy

Agreed.  But I love the fragrance in the original one.  It reminds me of my childhood. . .

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wicked wrote:

My favorite is L'occitane



me too! i like how it isnt greasy. i bought some for my boyfriend too and he said he notices a difference

-- Edited by janey831 at 22:49, 2005-12-22

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Ive been really hard on my hands this month because of making centerpieces with christmas greens and this is what I do: I use a small nail brush with a gentle exfoliating scrub and brush hands- then I use Amlactin moisture cream- it is a miracle cream! I got it at the grocery store. Its a bit pricey at about 15.00- but it sure works!

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wicked wrote:



http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P39674&categoryId=C11831 Here it is


we (the BF and I) are HUGE fans of this hand cream as well.  we both have the travel sizes in our cars, i have the HUGE size in my bag and on my bedside stand.... 

-- Edited by bex at 09:33, 2005-12-23

-- Edited by bex at 13:56, 2005-12-23

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Thanks girls - I think I'm going to try the L'Occtaine since so many of you love it.  I'll let you know if it works.  Thanks!

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