Jack BlackIndustrial Strength Hand Healer for Men & Women – Hand Cream for Dry Hands, Vitamins A & E, Lightweight Moisturizer

I have very dry skin and it's gotten way worse with constant handwashing and dishes with a baby in the house. So I knew I needed a quality hand cream and decided to try this as the lip balms are AMAZING. I've been using it a couple weeks now and I can say it's pretty great.Moisturizing--it's pretty decent. My hands are extremely bad so it might be perfect for others. It's not solving everything for me but I know that's a me problem. But this isn't greasy, soaks into the hands nicely, and I do feel a difference.Smell--one of my favorites for a hand cream ever. It's probably supposed to be a "man" scent but I'm a huge fan of eucalyptus sort of smells. It's not overwhelming but you can definitely smell it for a little while after use.I'd buy this again, it's a little pricier than I'd like but I think worth the extra cost.

Great hand cream! It only takes a little to do a lot.

I tend to be quite skeptical about a lot of hand lotions, because so many of them are greasy and unpleasant to have on, especially if you actually work with your hands. So many of them claim to leave your hands feeling matte, but they actually don't. I work at a computer all day, and I absolutely cannot stand greasy fingers while typing on my keyboard. So far this lotion seems to do a good job and makes me forget that I have anything on my hands.When you first apply it, it's quite thick and almost chalky, but absorbs into your skin quickly if you don't use too much. It's heavier, and quite conditioning, and it *eventually* leaves your hands feeling matte, but it takes about five minutes for the greasy and clammy feeling to leave your hands while it absorbs into the skin. The scent is pleasant and medicinal, with lots of menthol/eucalyptus. Reminds me of a barbershop or something. Also, I love that Jack Black seals their bottle openings with a foil film, so you don't need to worry about getting a previously used product or something.**The Good**- Excellent hand moisturizer- No greasy lotion feel once it absorbs- Clean and masculine scent, disappears quickly- A little goes a long way (think pea to dime-size amount)- Bottle opening is sealed with foil, don't have to worry about getting a used product- I find that I only have to apply once or twice a day, so it definitely works**The Bad**- A little pricey for hand lotion, which will deter a lot of people away from trying itI think that my biggest issue with this product is the price, which is kind of ridiculous for the amount of lotion that you get, but Jack Black already charges absurd prices for their just-slightly-above-average-performing products (which is what deterred me away for a long time). However, you really only have to use a small amount (think the size of a dime) compared to other hand lotions, which is why I like the product. The size and price will likely deter a lot of people away from this lotion unless they are Jack Black users, unfortunately.After spending some time with it, I'm finding it's become my go-to hand lotion during the day and before bed. I like the matte feeling, the eucalyptus scent, and the fact that I don't have to use a lot to get the results I want. I'll definitely be buying more of this once the bottle runs out.

I'm an older guy whos hands get very dry and when they do I develop ugly dry patches that make my hands kind of broadcast my age. Over the years I've tried a bunch of creams and lotions that just didn't solve the dry skin problem they usually had a fragrance or felt as if there was a residue which I didn't like at all.I've used about half a tube of Jack Black Hand Healer and low and behold, it works. I followed the directions and applied a nickel sized dab of the cream daily and bingo.. no more ugly age broadcasting dry skin patches. As a bonus the cream is odorless and is not greasy.GOOD STUFF

I really like this lotion. My fingers are often dry, cracked, and sometimes bleeding. This stuff helps me stay moisturized and fixes all the previously listed issues. I wash my hands a lot. It is not greasy and if you let it soak in, you will barely notice it’s on your skin. In my opinion, it’s best applied liberally at night. Two pumps max. If your hands are really bad, then put the lotion on and then put socks on your hands before bed. Also, being hydrated helps a lot even if that seems obvious.What I don’t like is about 1/5 remaining is very difficult to pump out. I have had to smack the bottom or use centripetal force to get the lotion where the pump will be able to reach. Other than that not bad.

My hands get dry and cracked during the winter but I can't stand the greasy feeling and smell of most skin creams. A friend had some of this and it was just what I've been looking for - very little odor and no greasy feeling (just don't apply so much that it doesn't completely absorb). This stuff is great.