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People / Tyler Roeland
There’s really nothing worse than having rough and dry hands, whether that’s from enduring the cold weather or simply washing your hands often.
However, good hand cream can return moisture back to your skin in no time. And Amazon shoppers have found the “holy grail hand lotion” that is bringing back their smooth skin: The Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Hand Cream, which is currently on sale for $4.
Made with seven intensive moisturizers and the brand’s triple vitamin blend, the “winter must-have” nourishes and hydrates dry hands leaving them feeling soft and supple. The cream has vitamin B, which helps improve the appearance of the skin, while vitamins C and E protect against environmental aggressors and minimize moisture loss, according to the brand.
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Plus, the dermatologist-tested hand cream contains aloe to soothe irritated skin, which adds an extra element of hydration to the formula. And for those with sensitive skin, the hypoallergenic hand cream is fragrance-free and boasts what the brand describes as a “light fresh” scent.
Shoppers have nothing but praise for the hand cream that they say “never feels greasy” and helps “heal” their cracked “dry alligator skin.” So, it’s no wonder the lotion has racked up more than 16,000 five-star ratings.
One five-star reviewer wrote, “This cream is so soothing without being too greasy, absorbs immediately, and leaves you feeling fresh and smooth,” while another shopper appreciated how it’s “extremely moisturizing without a gross grime feeling. They added that the cream “lasts through a couple of handwashes” and provides “instant dry skin relief.” And a final shopper simply shared: “This stuff is perfect if you want moisturized hands.”
If you’re in the market for a new hand cream to help you combat dry skin this winter and beyond, add the Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Hand Cream to your cart while it’s on sale for just $4 at Amazon.
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