I'd basically given up on my hands looking like anything but old and crepey, I'm 67 and figured that ship had long sailed. My sister would not stop talking about hers so I finally caved. After about two months of twice a day, the crepey texture across the back of my hands has filled in enough that my rings sit differently and the skin doesn't bunch when I bend my fingers. I didn't expect to feel less self-conscious about my hands at this age, but here we are.

I take care of my husband who's ill and I'm washing and sanitizing my hands probably forty times a day, so they'd cracked along the sides to where it hurt to make a fist. I almost didn't bother with another cream because nothing ever kept up with how often I wash. This one does though, I put it on after each wash and the cracks finally closed up after a week and a half. When you're caregiving, your own hands not hurting is a bigger relief than it sounds.

My husband actually noticed me rubbing my sore dry hands at night and ordered this without me asking, which after 34 years nearly knocked me off the couch. The skin had gotten so thin and dry it would sting when I ran hot water over them. A few weeks of putting it on before bed and that stinging is gone, and they feel like my hands again instead of my mother's. I've caught him using it too, not that he'll ever admit it.

I get eczema flares on my hands every time the weather turns and they crack and weep in the creases of my fingers. The cream my dermatologist gave me works but it's heavy and I hate the feel, so I started using this on the in-between days. Three months in and I haven't had a full flare since, which going into spring is honestly unheard of for me. The fact that it has basically no fragrance is probably half the reason my skin even tolerates it.

My whole life my face has looked fine but my hands give my age away the second I reach for something, all dry and veiny from years of dishes without gloves. My daughter got me this after I complained about it one too many times. The veins are still there obviously, but the skin over them isn't paper-thin anymore and it's stopped feeling tight and itchy by the afternoon. For the first time in a while I'm not tucking my hands under the table at dinner.

I garden most days and between the soil and the sun my hands looked a good ten years older than I am, dry with those dark spots starting across the back. I wasn't expecting much past moisture, but after about a month the texture is smoother and my skin around the spots isn't so rough and patchy anymore. It doesn't leave a slippery film, so I can pull my gloves back on right after. This is the first hand product I've actually finished the bottle of instead of shoving it in a drawer.

Bought this for my mother who's 78 and has arthritis, and her hands were so dry the skin would catch on her cardigans. She called me a week later to say it's the first cream that actually absorbed instead of sitting greasy on top. She swears her fingers feel a little less stiff in the mornings too, and whether that's the cream or just finally moisturizing, she's happy. I already ordered her a backup so she never runs out.

I've been a nurse for almost thirty years and my hands take a beating from constant washing and sanitizer, especially the backs where the skin had gone papery and red. A coworker on my unit kept this in her locker and let me try a pump halfway through a shift. By the end of the week the raw patches near my thumbs had calmed down for the first time in I can't tell you how long. It soaks in fast enough that I'm not smearing cream on charts, which actually matters on the floor.

I'm 61 and honestly my hands had started to embarrass me, all crepey and thin to where I'd hide them in photos at my granddaughter's recitals. I've kept up with my face for years but never thought about my hands until they aged faster than the rest of me. I've been using this morning and night since early spring and the loose crepey look has genuinely softened. I teared up the first time I noticed, which sounds silly over a hand cream but there it is.

My hands crack open every winter to the point they bleed around my knuckles, and I've tried everything from Aquaphor to those thick medical ointments. I started using this in February when mine were the worst they'd ever been, and within about two weeks the splits had actually closed up. What gets me is it doesn't sting going on the way the others did. I keep one at the kitchen sink now and one in my purse.

It soaked in and my hands stayed comfortable all day. Would love it in a larger size.

The skin on my hands had gotten thin and crepey and I wanted to firm it up. After six weeks it does look smoother and feels more cushioned. Absorbs fast with no grease.

This softened them right up within a couple of weeks. It does not leave my phone greasy.

I keep this by the kitchen sink and use it after every wash. My hands stopped feeling dry and tight by the afternoon. Good buy for the constant hand washing I do.

The cream is good and helped my dry hands. It took longer than expected to arrive though. Once it came it worked well so I can't complain too much.

I have very dry skin especially on my hands. The thin crepey skin has plumped back up nicely. Just wish it lasted a touch longer between uses.

The dry skin on my knuckles would split and peel. The crepey texture has smoothed out since I started.

The thin crepey skin on my hands has plumped after two months of using this. I'm 66 and really happy. Absorbs fast with just a faint scent.

Works great on my very dry cracked hands. The cracks healed and the skin is soft all day. No fragrance which is perfect for my sensitive nose.

My hands were so dry the skin would catch on fabric. After a couple weeks of this they're smooth and the snagging stopped. No perfume which I prefer.

Bought this for the age spots and dryness on my hands. The dryness is gone and the spots look a touch less harsh. It's light and doesn't leave residue.

Got this for my grandmother whose hands were always cracked and dry. She said it healed them faster than anything and soaked right in. She's 86 and very picky so that means a lot.

Got this for my mom who's always complaining her hands feel like sandpaper. She said it's the first one that actually soaks in instead of sitting on top. She's 74 and picky about everything so that's saying something.

my hands had gotten dry to the point of cracking. the crepey texture has smoothed out since i started. just wish it lasted a touch longer between uses.

Got this for my mother in law whose hands were dry and cracked. She said it soaked in instantly and healed them fast. She uses it daily and loves it.

bought this for the dryness from sanitizer and it healed the cracks on my hands fast. soaks in so no greasy phone. faint clean scent that fades quick.

The dryness is gone and the skin stays soft. It absorbs in under a minute easily.

Got this for my mom because she's always saying her hands feel like sandpaper. She called me thrilled, said it soaked in instantly and her skin felt soft for the first time in ages. Mom win all around.

Good cream that softened my dry hands quickly. The tube runs out faster than I'd like though. Still works well enough that I'll reorder.

The splits closed up and have not come back. Just wish it lasted a touch longer between uses.

Works great on my very dry cracked hands from cleaning. The cracks healed and the skin stays soft. No fragrance which my nose loves.