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Hand cream - l'occitane shea vs lush dream cream
I think I have developed some sort of eczema around the wrist area (rough, itchy, very dry).
I have tried testers of l'occitane shea butter hand cream and lush's dream cream. Both made my hands feel much smoother but obviously I've only used them once or twice. Which do other posters prefer? Since I am going to splash out on one of them, I thought I'd get others' opinions and go with whichever's more highly recommended!
Don't buy L'Occitane! Its overpriced - you can get the same stuff from Leonie (a lovely bagger) for much less at www.purely-naturals.co.uk
That site isn't working :confused:
I have dermatitis on my hands and the only products that have helped soothe it are L'occitane shea butter hand cream and the hemp hand protector from the body shop. The L'occitane hand cream is expensive but a 150ml tube lasts me a good few months. It absorbs easily into the skin and keeps my hands feeling smooth. You can get it cheaper from Ebay.
Carina
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I think I have developed some sort of eczema around the wrist area (rough, itchy, very dry).
I have tried testers of l'occitane shea butter hand cream and lush's dream cream. Both made my hands feel much smoother but obviously I've only used them once or twice. Which do other posters prefer? Since I am going to splash out on one of them, I thought I'd get others' opinions and go with whichever's more highly recommended!
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Don't buy L'Occitane! Its overpriced - you can get the same stuff from Leonie (a lovely bagger) for much less at www.purely-naturals.co.uk
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That site isn't working :confused:
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I have dermatitis on my hands and the only products that have helped soothe it are L'occitane shea butter hand cream and the hemp hand protector from the body shop. The L'occitane hand cream is expensive but a 150ml tube lasts me a good few months. It absorbs easily into the skin and keeps my hands feeling smooth. You can get it cheaper from Ebay.
Carina
xx