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agnesmullen Senior Member
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raksha Senior Member
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melbee Senior Member
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i second crabtree and evelyn hand therapy series. fantastic. they have a small trial pack which consists of both the scrub n handcream.
alternatively, i use Anna Sui hand and nail cream too.
works well for me.
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zirdee Groupie
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Jurlique and Crabtree & Evelyn's hand creams are good. For severe dry and flaky hands - especially for those who are in jobs that involves the use of harsh chemicals/antiseptics on hands - I prefer to use borage oil or almond oil as moisturizing agents.
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darnice_tan Newbie
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Bath and body works is not bad
but cannot buy in spore but i think some ppl have shopping spree.
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agnesmullen Senior Member
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darnice_tan wrote:
Bath and body works is not bad
but cannot buy in spore but i think some ppl have shopping spree.
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Was in Bath & Body works recently in US but there was such a wide range that I did not know what I should be getting. Their sizes are big, I felt.
I will much prefer the sizes like Crabtree & Evelyn...
Aw..if I had posted this question earlier, I might be able to get those hand creams from there...:)
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agnesmullen Senior Member
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zirdee wrote:
| Jurlique and Crabtree & Evelyn's hand creams are good. For severe dry and flaky hands - especially for those who are in jobs that involves the use of harsh chemicals/antiseptics on hands - I prefer to use borage oil or almond oil as moisturizing agents. |
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I find Jurlique abit over-priced for a hand cream though. Prob its just me. Hee...
Hey! What is borage oil?
Isn't using oil kinda oily?
I bought Burt Bee's hand salve but find it too oily. The size is big, yet to finish half of it. Ha..
Bought Crabtree & Loccitance hand creams recently, hope its good. :)
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agnesmullen Senior Member
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melbee wrote:
i second crabtree and evelyn hand therapy series. fantastic. they have a small trial pack which consists of both the scrub n handcream.
alternatively, i use Anna Sui hand and nail cream too.
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Is the trial pack still available?
Btw, do u all really do hand scrub?
I only do body scrub & face scrub. Ha...
Which one of the series of Crabtree are u using? I bought the rose scented one recently
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zirdee Groupie
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agnesmullen wrote:
I find Jurlique abit over-priced for a hand cream though. Prob its just me. Hee...
Hey! What is borage oil?
Isn't using oil kinda oily?
I bought Burt Bee's hand salve but find it too oily. The size is big, yet to finish half of it. Ha..
Bought Crabtree & Loccitance hand creams recently, hope its good. :) |
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 Well, Jurlique is a bit on the over-priced side, I'm probably just fooled by the lovely names and marketing ploys in print when I buy the, :D I use it on days when I'm not working.
Borage oil gets absorbed pretty quickly, so I hardly have oily hands. Sometimes, I worry the amount I use isn't enough, but so far, I have never returned from work with flaky, dry, itchy hands since I started using it. I buy the supplement capsules and poke them open for the oil. 
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