Okay, Cecl Fate is the absolute goat when it comes to barrier repair. Is this the best brand? I don't know, because this is the only brand that I've ever used. But this product completely cured. I have a dermatitis that used to go all the way down here, totally gone after relying on this bad boy right here. And this one is for hands. Now, if you're somebody who doesn't like a greasy lotion, when I tell you this hydrates, but it's a dry moisture. It doesn't make sense, but like, okay, I'm rubbing it all into completion. And it's just like a powdery finish. I don't really know how to describe it, but it's like my hands are dry and warm and clean after using this product. High, what, 10 out of 10.

It's always great to moisturize your hands before bed. I usually put retinol on the back of my hands and use some sort of a hand cream. I tried this Avene Cica Fault, wait, Cical Fault, I can't ever pronounce this. I like this a lot better than the last one. As you can see, this is totally empty. This is the cold cream. It's great, but retinol dries out your hands, or if you just have dry hands in general, this is a lot more hydrating and thick and creamy. I love it. I will continue buying everything from this brand.

If your hands are dry, I would definitely recommend trying out this cold cream by Aveen. It has a thick, creamy consistency that definitely moisturized my hands. I like my hand creams to be on the thicker side because my hands are very dry and I need all the moisturization I can get. I honestly wasn't a fan of this smell at first. It's like, I don't know how to describe it. I wasn't a fan of the scent, but as far as moisturization goes, it definitely feels great on the hands.

I finally finished this cold cream by Aveen and I really liked it because it's very concentrated and I work in the medical field so I'm constantly washing my hands and what I really liked about this one is that my hands still felt like they were moisturized not as moisturized as it is as it was when I first applied it obviously but my hands like my hands weren't crying for lotion immediately after washing my hands one or two times so that's how I know it's really working because it lasts at least two hand washings like I don't really come across a lot of hand moisturizers or hand creams that do that so I definitely appreciate that because who has time to be reapplying lotion every single time you wash your hands like it's kind of annoying so I'm glad that I found a cream that actually hydrates my hands especially now that it's winter time nobody has time to be ashy so

I don't know about you, but my hands get incredibly dry, especially my cuticles. So I'm constantly on the hunt for a good hand cream and I like to switch it up every year, every other year. I don't want to use the same thing all the time. I got this little cold cream from Avene. I never know if I pronounced it right. And I've used their thermal water too. It's so good. But this is super hydrating. Let me show you. First of all, the scent is really, really light and I wish this was body lotion, honestly. I don't know if any of y'all remember cold cream. I feel like our moms used to use it as makeup remover. It looks just like that. Even that amount I used was too much. I put it on my arms, but look how hydrated my hands are and my cuticles. Oh my gosh. And it's not super sticky. I've been using this for about a week before bed and...

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