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plump, smooth and hydrated. Use it every single time you wash your hands to add the moisture back in. If your hands are feeling sensitive, it's best to opt for a fragrance-free option. If on the other hand, your hands are still pretty hardy, you can enjoy a statement scent.
So, whether you're after a non-greasy, super-hydrating or beautifully-scented hand cream, we've picked out everything from the hand creams approved by dermatologists to ultra luxe hand balms that could double up as your favourite fragrance.Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Balm, £21, Cult Beauty Packed full of natural oil and extracts, Aesop's heavenly hand balm is as soothing on the senses as it is on cracked skin. You'll end up slathering this on every dry patch you have – it's just that good.
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