Nutrogena make a hand cream that you can buy at the supermarket for around $7 per tube. It is very effective and non-greasy.

Innesfree and Go-To Skincare make nice ones but the best I’ve found is Khiels. Their ultra one is great for my dry hands.

That is quite a pricey exclusive handcream. I think $30 is the average and even L’Occintane and Crabtree is around that mark for a large tube . I just purchased a 12 pk C/E handcreams as Cosmetic Now has a good deal on now and I use some and give some as gifts as well. I am lucky I can use any as long as it doesn’t have strong fragrance and harsh ingredients as I have dry skin . Even Avon moisture therapy which is only around $2-4 suits me well.

The best hand cream I’ve ever used is Nutrimetics Nutri-spa Intensive Hand Balm. It soaks in really well & smells beautiful. I get lots of lovely comments about it.

There are lots to choose from if you pop into major dept stores such as Myer or DJ’s if you are after exclusive brands and I am sure they are much cheaper .

try the ‘garnier hand cream 7 day intensive” cream. it is really good and takes a few washes to wash off so that means that you don’t have to re-apply after every hand wash. Non-greasy and absorbs really quickly, this cream doesn’t affect your ability to grip things so you won’t have to wait until bedtime to apply it. Pretty affordable too as one tube is under $10. even cheaper when on special plus smells like chocolate…mmmm lol.

Thanks mom90758 I tried the burts bees brand – I bought the shea butter one it is great but smells like men’s aftershave I’ll try the others next time

There are plenty of cheaper alternatives and they work just as well – give them a go!

Vitamin E cream. It comes in lots of different sizes and is cheap and it works.

I use Vaseline hand cream and it’s moisturing and non greasy.

I love the Burt’s Bee almond milk beeswax hand cream. http://www.burtsbees.com.au/natural-products/body-hands-and-feet/almond-milk-beeswax-hand-cream.html
In the link you can see the product, around 20 dollars.