O’Keeffe’s Working Hands, 96g Jar - Hand Cream for Extremely Dry, Cracked Hands | Instantly Boosts Moisture Levels, Creates a Protective Layer & Prevents Moisture LossCompact by Design (Certified by Amazon)

I can't recommend O’Keeffe’s Working Hands enough! This hand cream is a lifesaver for my extremely dry and cracked hands. The rich, thick formula absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue, providing deep hydration and relief with just a small amount. After using it consistently, I’ve noticed a significant improvement — my skin feels softer, smoother, and much healthier. It’s especially great for harsh weather or if you work with your hands a lot. The 96g jar lasts a long time, making it a fantastic value. Overall, this is my go-to hand cream for combating dryness and keeping my hands in top shape. Highly recommended!

This is the only moisturiser that doesn’t make my hands greasy or make me feel all kinds of wrong when touching paper etc (if you know you know..). I use this at least 15 times a day, you only need a tiny bit, and it lasts me at least 6 months of everyday use.Effective, makes my skin feel fresh and soft, helps a lot with dry hands, scent-free, bright packaging so you’ll likely see it from a mile away when you need it, amazing absorbency. This is the only moisturiser for me.

Excellent hand cream. Good value, Leaves skin very soft and combats any dry skin. Absorbs well a little sticky after application but wears iff. Most effective hand cream I have used. Good consistency and easy to use.

I purchased this moisturiser to help keep dry hands at bay which is largely attributed to psoriasis.The pot is a good size, not to large and not to small making it ideal for daily use or compact enough for travel.It's completely odourless with a nice smooth texture that's just the right thickness when applying.It does as it should and helps to keep the skin moist and hydrated.I do like the cream and it is effective, but I do believe it's on the slightly higher price point in comparison to similar products of equal quality.That said, I would likely reorder and would recommend.

I had some fissures (skin splitting) on the tips of my fingers from over washing my hands and the colder weather coming in.No matter how careful I was, they wouldn’t heal and kept reopening, it was very painful to use my hands for even typing on my laptop (your finger tips have a ton of nerve endings, so it can really be uncomfortable to have fissures like this).I’ve had these fissures for at least a month and a half - nothing seemed to work. I got this cream and within THREE DAYS the fissures stopped reopening, within five they had healed over. I can’t even SEE where they were any more (can just sort of feel the calloused area where they used to be and even those are getting softer over time).This cream is immediately moisturising, it absorbs fairly fast, leaves no residue and it leaves your skin incredibly smooth, even your knuckles and finger joints. My hands feel like baby skin after barely a week of having this.Also, incidentally, works very nice on elbows, knees and feet (absorbs a bit slower on feet and feels a bit greasy for half an hou, but great for smoothing on right before you go to sleep).Honestly this works better than any expensive luxury cream I have ever used. The lack of scent and fast absorption make it a joy to use and I find myself using it about ten times a day and my hands feel great again (and my elbows feel amazing!).Don’t bother with fancy scented cuticle oils and luxury brand hand creams. Go with the simple “does what it says on the tin” stuff like this, you’ll never go back.Advise to use after every hand wash, you don’t need a lot, just a wee tap into the tub with your fingers and a quick rub in does the job.

Darkness descends; the air is crisp and biting, carrying an icy sting that sharpens every breath. Winter is upon us. Even the warmth gloves provide feels temporary, a thin barrier against nature’s bite. As the season deepens, the frost lingers longer, coating everything in a pale sheen of ice. But it’s the impact on the skin that strikes most painfully.Your hands, once soft and supple, are now weathered. The tips of your fingers and knuckles feel raw as the icy air attacks them, drawing moisture out until they feel parched and brittle. Every time you try to move them, the skin pulls tight, as if it’s too stretched, too taut to bend properly. You can see the tiny cracks begin to form on the knuckles first — small, delicate fissures that deepen with every touch, as if the skin itself can no longer hold together. The cracks spread, thin lines snaking across the palms, while the cuticles become ragged and raw.The rough, irritated feeling is persistent, as if the skin is too thirsty to be soothed by any amount of traditional lotion. Despite trying to repair the damage, the cracks persist, with droplets of blood forming around the chasms that now mark your hands. The act of gripping becomes an effort, as the split skin stings and burns in protest. Each motion is a silent plea for relief that the winter air seems unwilling to give.Despite this agonising pain you continue to use inferior lotions desperate for relief, but relief escapes you like a jilted lover.WHEN ALL OF A SUDDEN, O’Keeffe’s Working Hands (OWH) comes into view, entering like a knight in shining armour, atop a grand spectral steed. OWH unsheathes his sword, battling the wintery forces than relentlessly attack your hands, holding them at bay. With each swipe of his glimmering weapon, nature is fought, and your hands begin to regain their senses.The miracle has been witnessed, your hands recovered, the winter forces subdued. OWH has saved the day.JOKES ASIDE. I always get extremely dry hands during winter. Over the years I've tried dozens of lotions to no avail. This was a miracle lotion, and not just because it works, but with the speed at which relief was provided. Within 2 days my hands were as good as new - you have won a loyal customer. 10/10

Rich and soothing. Have been using this mostly every day for years. A quick dab to remoisturise dry hands and a slather to massage when needed. Always have a pot handy and my husband uses it too.