Help need a new hand & heel cream that aren't ££££

[mrsblakey]

Typically I have run out of both my hand &foot creams at the same time!!
Any recommendations that aren't mega expensive?

TIA.

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Flexitol for heels.
If your hands are in a state, Flexitol is brilliant. Otherwise, a mini Aveda one.

[LittleBabyPigsus]

Body Shop. Hemp if your hands are really dry, the other scents if normal (almond or rose).

Flexitol for heels or Neutrogena Foot Balm if you can find it in a pound shop/99p store. You could probably use the Body Shop Hemp body butter with some success on your feet though, surely?

[puggirl]

I have tried about every hand cream going but have settled on Crabtree and Evelyn gardeners hand therapy £9 in Boots and CCS heel balm/foot cream under £5 Boots again!

I would say borh hands and feet are in better condition since using these.

[CatelynStark]

Aldi Lacura hand cream - it's about £1ish and bloody brilliant!

[Moggy72]

CCS is supposed to be the best. A good chiropodist once recommending it to me. It's not fancy though.

[spacegirl81]

the soap and glory heel cream is lovely

[tshirtsuntan]

Soap& glory one's are good.

[scrivette]

L'Occitane Shea Butter hand cream is good for hands and feet.

[Maraki]

Another vote for Flexitol heel balm. It stinks, but my feet have never been softer.
L'occitane shea butter or Crabtree & Evelyn hand therapy for hands. Neutrogena before doing the dishes (acts as a barrier) or when my hands are in a real mess.

[pudseypie]

Soap and Glory Hand food for your hands. I have seriously dry hands which frequently crack and bleed and this stuff is amazing.

[bettykt]

Another Soap and Glory fan here, I use both their hand and heel cream, nice smelling, reasonably priced and what's more they work.

[hollyisalovelyname]

Flexitil foot cream and Neutrogena foot cream for hands is great but sooo greasy.

[Ujjayi]

Boots own Deep Moisturising Foot Cream with lavender & mint. Cheap but feels like an indulgent treat. I slather on last thing at night - it's relaxing to work it into your feet :)