I have always suffered from very dry skin on my hands and have spent a lot of time and money trying to find a remedy for my problem. Usually creams alleviate my problems for a short while, but often after I wash my hands or forget to apply it for a few hours, my hands dry up again. I am always on the hunt for a long term solution which solves my problems properly. I have always heard good things about the Dr Hauschka brand and decided it was worth a shot. When I first applied it, I was pleased that it did not leave that greasy, oily texture left by some creams. The cream glides onto the skin and is absorbed quickly. I quite like the smell as well. ...  Read the complete review

Recently I've been trying to use up all my products, especially samples which I seem to have a never ending supply of. I've separated them into brands and I have a lot of Dr Hauschka samples along with Dermalogica and Clarins as these are the brands the salon I visit regularly sell a lot of. I found that I had five 5ml samples Dr. Hauschka Hand Cream, I gave a couple to my Mum and decided to try it for myself as well. Although mine were the sample size, a full size 50ml tube costs about £13 online which does seem expensive but at the same time I don't mind paying a little extra for a good product. I have used a few different hand creams in the past but ...  Read the complete review

I've just returned from spending a month in Austria, and the Soap and Glory Hand Food Hand Cream that I took with me didn't really work for me out there. I think that the water in Austria must be quite hard and harsh, as I found that my skin was very very dry and chapped and quite sore. My hands especially became very dry, cracked and chapped. I found that the Soap and Glory Hand Food just couldn't cope and was not even solving the problem at all. I was applying the hand cream on an hourly basis and it was still making no difference whatsoever. I ended up buying a different hand cream whilst there. On the reccomendation of a friend there I bought ...  Read the complete review

I find the Dr Hauschka range of cosmetics quite hard to come by however that was not a problem over the Easter period as we spent a few days in Berlin and I was able to stock up, I paid 14.95 euro for this hand cream which given the pretty poor exchange rate is pretty much the sterling price as well. For my money I got a 50ml tube of hand cream. Even in the country where it is manufactured it is an expensive product however it is also a very good product as well and just about warrants the premium price. It is what I would describe as a thick, heavy and slightly greasy hand cream which is the opposite to what it claims on the packaging as they say it is non ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to hand creams, I tend to use Boots No 7 however due to being a big fan of Dr Hauschka, I decided to give theirs a go. The cream itself is quite thick and you don't need a lot when applying, despite this, it does rub in and absorbs quite easily and my hand don't feel greasy after applying. The fragrance is quite florally, which is quite nice (although I don't really like floral aromas), the fragrance does fade quite quickly though. After applying, my hands feel really soft and smooth, and this last for several hours, even after washing them. It is particularly good at combating dry or rough patches, my other half has really hard skin on his hand ...  Read the complete review