La Roche-PosayCicaplast Hand Cream, Instant Relief Moisturizing Hand Lotion for Dry Hands, Shea Butter Lotion for Dry Cracked Hands, Non Greasy, Fragrance Free

Llevo usando este producto durante unas 4 semanas y los resultados han sido impresionantes. Mi piel está mucho más suave, hidratada y con un brillo natural que antes no tenía. Tenía algunas zonas con resequedad y rojeces, y han mejorado notablemente. La textura es ligera, se absorbe rápido y no deja sensación grasosa. Además, el aroma es suave y muy agradable. Lo uso a diario y se ha convertido en un paso esencial de mi rutina de cuidado facial. ¡Súper recomendado para quienes buscan un producto eficaz y delicado con la piel!

I bought this for myself because opening boxes can dry up your hands pretty bad. My boyfriend tried this and he liked it! It doesn’t have a scent or anything that would leave your hands all smelly. It hydrates pretty good & leaves your hands very soft as well. I really recommend this if you work in a setting that will dry up your hands it’s not harsh or anything not even on small cuts.

This stuff works. I’ve tried a ton of hand creams, and most either leave a greasy film or don’t last. La Roche-Posay Cicaplast actually heals dry, cracked skin—and it sinks in fast. No sticky residue, no scent overload.Perfect for post-gym, winter dryness, or constant hand washing. Just smooth, soft hands that don’t feel like sandpaper anymore. A permanent staple in my bag and nightstand.

I'm a healthcare worker with sensitive skin and the institutional foaming hand wash we have to use sucks! I have tried so many different products over the years to help soothe my dry, irritated, and itchy hands, and this is literally the only one that has ever worked.It's non-greasy, absorbs fairly quickly, and makes my hands sooo soft. Most importantly as a migraineur, no fragrance! Just a faint moisturizer scent that goes away once fully absorbed. 5/5 stars.

I generally like La Roche-Posay products, so I was looking forward to trying their Cicaplast Hand Cream. Overall, I'd say it was a mixed outcome.On the positive side, a small amount goes a long way and so the price is actually quite reasonable for what you get and how long is will last. It is also true to the advertising and it doesn't have any fragrance, and it does leave my hands soft and supple for several hours.The main negative is that unlike what others report, I do find it a bit greasy when you first rub it on, and it seems to take a long time to soak into my skin. It's about the consistency of vaseline, and even though I only use a tiny amount, my hands tend to feel greasy and wet for many minutes after each use. I'd say if it were perhaps just a bit more on the thin side and a little faster absorbing, it would be the perfect hand creme.If you like a very thick hand creme and you don't mind it taking a while to sink into your skin, this is worth a look. For me, I'll probably keep looking.

It dries light, leaving almost no residue after a minute or so compared to some thicker emollients or vaseline. It probably isn't going to fix bone-dry and deeply cracked skin, however it's been a great help coping with kind of cold and dry weather (like 30°F to 10°F) and dermatitis from frequent hand washing.And, I can't emphasize this enough, it dries light. Not leaving greasy handprints on a mouse and keyboard and desk is nice.

When I first got this and squeezed it out I thought oh no it’s like Vaseline. However, it goes on silky smooth and not sticky. Your hands feel wonderful after applying and it doesn’t wash off right away. I just wish it were scented.

Got this for my mom’s dry dry hands. She loves it so much she got 3 more to keep in every spot she would need it. Your hands stay soft and don’t get hard again after washing, she’s a nurse and washes her hands over and over all day. Highly recommend!