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Fri Mar 18, 2005 2:37 am  |
See topic line  Is it worth considering? My hands are pretty dry, so I need sth. heavy, yet not too greasy. All natural would be good, too.
Or should I rather go with L'Occitane?  |
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Fri Mar 18, 2005 3:18 am |
I've not tried the Dr H - though if it's as good as the Rose day cream - I'd probably like it! 
I really like the L'occitane Shea Butter hand cream - its very rich and takes a while to sink in but it is very moisturising - it works well as a 'mask' slather it on and just let it sit or wear cotton gloves then massage in the excess, if there is any! Saved my hands from turning into a crepey cracked mess, due to working with the horses through the winter!
They do a lavender version which is a little less rich too. |
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Lucia, VERY fair (ghostly so!)redhead, combination skin prone to dehydration. |
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Fri Mar 18, 2005 1:27 pm |
Hi Nemi, Dr. H's handcream has a quite strong herbal smell (which I liked but some people find it a bit too much) and is a lot lighter than L'Occitane, sinks in quickly and is probably more suitable for use during the day. I love L'Occitane but because of its richness can only use it at night. Both these handcreams are really good, depends what texture you prefer...
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