Hand Creams

[ButterfliesandMoths]

Can anyone recommend a non-greasy hand cream. Thanks

I've got the L'occitane tubes of hand cream in my handbags, side of the bed, bathroom, living room etc. It's the only thing that makes my hands soft, smells nice and doesn't leave them greasy. A little bit goes a long way.

I use Neal's Yard Geranium & Orange. You only need a bit though, otherwise it does feel greasy.

The Aveeno hand cream with blue lid/detail (not the green one) is lovely, really moisturising but not greasy. Also, the Nivea q10 isn't greasy either.

I second the Aveeno with the Blue detail. It's got "skin relief restoring hand cream" on it and is for very dry, sensitive and chapped hands.

La Roche-Posay cicaplast mains is good but pricey.

Garnier do a 7 day shea butter one that I thought might be greasy but I find isn't at all.

I love this stuff and it smells amazing

www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/299426040

The la Roche posay one is probably the greasiest out of those three but I use it at night.

Clarins or L'Occitane

Sabon is lovely

Aveeno blue cap.

Effective, non greasy, not heavily perfumed, good for sensitive skin.

I like the other Aveeno with the beige (?) cap, but Aldi’s lookalike is nearly as good and half the price (the Savers price).
Lots of hand creams seem to include that preservative that’s an irritant, I immediately know as my skin goes red and I get a tingling sensation.

The Aveeno with the blue cap is really good but I'm finding it really difficult to find recently. The Clarins red tube is good too but vv pricey

Nice selection to choose from. Thanks everyone.

Sorry if this isn't the done thing but I've come back to say I've been using neutrogena hydro boost hand gel cream and it is so non greasy! It doesn't feel as moisturising to me as some of the others that I recommended earlier though.

Liz Earle hand cream is lovely and non greasy

L'Occitane and Neutragena are the best imho (and I use a LOT of handcream). I also had a tube of Elizabeth Arden handcream in a gift with purchase recently, and that was pretty good too, but more expensive.

I use L'Occitane almond stuff if I'm indoors, and have started using the neutrogena anti-aging one with 25spf. It's less than a fiver a tube so, non greasy, and easily absorbed.

I use all my face stuff on the back of my hands (vit c, glycolic acid and Retin-a), and find that I am better at consistently applying spf to my hands this way.

L'Occitane or Clarins as per a pp.

L'Occitane definitely for me too.

It's funny how our tastes are so different.
I wouldn't rate L'Occitane handcream at all.
The scents are lovely but you get a very small tube for a whole lot of money. It doesn't work great either imho.
But I have dreadful dry hands.

I’d absolutely recommend the Clarins hand cream. I have three on the go at the moment - a large pump bottle in my car, a tiny one in my handbag and normal sized tube in the lounge to put on when I’m relaxing watching tv in the evenings. I’ve used it 20 years and rarely use anything else (although the Molton Brown in our downstairs bathroom is pretty nice too!).

I've just started using the CeraVe Restorative hand cream. It's very good, and not expensive.
It's unscented though so not in the Clarins/ L'Occitane glamorous,pricey but useless bracket.

Elizabeth Arden 24 hr hand cream. It’s the business.

Kiehls handcream looks good too- I think that's going to be the next one I try.

I have an Arket one which is the least greasy hand cream I've ever used. I can't get on with most hand creams as I can't bear having to wait till my hands feel 'normal' again.

LadyOfTheCanyon that's exactly how I feel, so will definitely give your suggestion a try.
Thanks again everyone for all your suggestions.