Emollient Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin - Serious Moisturizing Cream for Damaged Skin Recovery - Fragrance Free Hydration for Cracked Hands & Feet, Eczema, Psoriasis & Dry Skin (2.75 oz)

Bear with me bc this is long. I have had a cast on my leg for two months that goes from just under the knee down to the toes. This is my second round with this (ankle injury/surgery) and I know from the first round that the skin dryness that comes with a cast is insane and most lotions don’t even touch it. My PT from the first round of surgery and casting used an emollient on my skin and explained that is the best thing to use for such a high level of dry skin. I bought this product SPECIFICALLY because it says it’s an emollient. I have to say it definitely works and the moisture lasts. It doesn’t just evaporate in minutes and look like nothing was ever put on. My skin still looks hydrated hours later. I even used it on my dry cuticles on my hands just to see and I am very impressed. The bottle isn’t as large as I would have hoped but a little cream goes a long way so I think it’ll last. I have one kid with psoriasis and another kid who just has naturally dry skin. I think this cream would also be great for them so I am going to buy a few more bottles and just keep it on hand. This might be my new lotion staple. Definitely worth the cost. There is a slight heaviness to it initially but it’s worth it to get rid of the extreme dryness. There is no scent and it does not irritate my very sensitive skin at all, so that is yet another positive.

If you want to walk around with white cream on your face that does not seem to ever absorb into the skin, this is for you. This was highly recommended by a dermatologist.....I found it to be a useless purchase.

My dermatologist recommended Cutemol Hand Cream for my overwashed hands and splitting fingernails. She said to apply moisturizer every time I washed my hands. There are two versions of Cutemol Moisturizer. Both versions are thick and sticky. Only a small dab is needed. They could be used overnight with gloves. This version is the Cutemol Emollient Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin. It is unscented and has no lanolin or parabens. The original version is Cutemol Emollient Skin Cream. It has an added fragrance, and in my opinion an odd scent. I have only been using the products a short time but I can already see an improvement. Both versions seem equally effective. I prefer unscented hand creams, so I'll buy the Sensitive Skin formula from now on. There are cheaper moisturizers available, but I'll use this product in winter when my hands are dry and in the summer when I swim a lot. Due to the stickiness, I'll use it a bedtime and use other products during the day.

This product has helped my fingertips significantly. I have really delicate skin, and get cracks and minor cuts on my fingertips when cleaning. With regular use, I can use cleaning products and wash dishes without gloves and my skin stays intact.

Well the product coming out of the tube is like water I had used this cream before and the product is creamy.

This needs to go back to the drawing board! Oil and water don’t mix… tube spits out lots of water and a bit of oil…you can shake the tube and hear and feel the liquid within… not a good formulation…so disappointed.

Seems like it could be nice lotion but was separated in tube. Makes me think it was old maybe? No fragrance which is nice. Has parabens

Works fast and not too greasy. Helped my hands