Showing posts with label how to relieve dry hands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to relieve dry hands. Show all posts

Monday, August 4, 2014

Mary Kay Limited Edition Honeydew Satin Hands Pampering Set- Review

This season there are many trendy products and accessories for hands like bright nail lacquers and stacked rings so I like to keep mine in tip-top shape. Mary Kay has launched a limited edition Honeydew Pampering Satin Hand Set which includes: the Honeydew Smoothie Hand Scrub, Honeydew Hand Cream and the fragrance-free Hand Softener.


All the products in this collection have a lovely, natural melon scent which is fresh, light and deliciously sweet. They work together to improve the texture of skin for beautiful looking hands. I usually begin with the Honeydew Satin Smoothie Scrub which has a creamy formula infused with just the right amount of tiny exfoliating beads.

To use: simply rub the smoothie into hands and between fingers, rinse and pat dry. The abrasive intensity can be controlled by how hard you rub your hands, I recommend exfoliating gently and not rubbing for too long to prevent soreness. This product is not a hand wash and is not meant to replace soap but I would probably get more use out of it if it was. 


The formula contains jojoba and removes dead skin cells to reveal soft, supple, renewed hands. I believe in getting the most out of my beauty products and since owning an exfoliate just for hands seems a bit unusual to me I also use this smoothie on my legs, arms and feet which works well.

Satin Hands Honeydew Hand Cream


The hand cream feels great after an exfoliating session and smells wonderful! I like that it absorbs quickly and is not greasy or sticky. It is also provides long-lasting hydration and is formulated to hold up after a few handwashings. The cream makes my hands feel soft and effectively eliminates dryness although the texture is a bit thin.
Satin Hands Fragrance-Free Hand Softener
The above two products are really all I need to care for my hands but the Hand Softener is ideal for very dry, rough skin or those who prefer a heavier product. The Softener has a thick, oily, balm consistency that feels and looks similar to Vaseline. The texture makes it a bit difficult to squeeze out of the tube and the consistency is not idea for other areas of the body like the legs arms and torso but it is great for dry spot treatments.


Because this product contains mineral oil and petroleum it does leave behind a heavy greasy film that tends to transfer but I think it would work great for those suffering from dry, cracked heels.

Overall this kit is decent for hands and feet and although I would have liked to see more natural ingredients it does make a nice gift package for both men and women.

The Satin Hands Kit retails for $51.00 and you can find it by clicking HERE

**Disclaimer: These products were provided for review. 

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Steam Cream Review

Today I have a review on a new cream I have been trying called Steam Cream. Usually when I purchase creams I buy separate products for body, face and hands but this cream can be used to moisturize your entire body!

If you take a look at the website the creams come in many unique patterns and designs. You can even choose from seasonal tins and zodiac inspired artwork which allows you to personalize them for gifts. The decorative tins would look pretty on a vanity or dresser and can be used as a storage container after the cream has been used. I received the original tin which although isn't as fancy still contains the same great ingredients within. This simple design may also be more preferable for men.


If you are wondering why this cream is called Steam Cream it is because it is “handmade with natural ingredients and then fused together by a shot of steam.” This method of production is supposed to make the cream lightweight to provide excellent hydration for the face and body. Steam Cream is made in the UK and Japan and it is suppose to revive the skin by absorbing instantly. It is suitable for all skin types. 

The cream is very smooth and smells strongly of lavender. It contains: oatmeal, orange flower water, almond oil, cocoa butter, jojoba, lavender oil, rose,  neroli oil and more! 

I primarily like to use the cream to relieve my dry hands. It has a nice moisturizing formula that is quite long lasting and even with repeated hand washing my hands don’t seem to get as dry. After application I can feel the cream on my hands for a while but it makes my skin feel soft and hydrated right way; I can definitely see and feel the difference. Since I always have hand cream readily available this product works well and comes in handy.


The sample size I have is 25 ml so I like to keep this cream in my purse for use throughout the day. Although it can be used on the face I have not used it as a face cream.

The cream retails for $20 for a 75 ml tin and you can find it on the website HERE 
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**Disclaimer: This product was provided to me for a sponsored review courtesy of Steam Cream. All opinions stated in this review are my own and based on my experience with the products. Results may vary based on individual use.**
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