Intelligent Nutrients OneBody Hand Balm, Luxurious Hand and Nail Therapy Cream, Vegan, 2 Oz

This is an interesting hand lotion. It absorbs extremely quickly leaving no oily or greasy feeling, which is fantastic, and it is nice to be able to apply over nails without having to rub off excess thick lotion, since it doesn't just sit on the surface of them like heavier lotions do. Drawbacks: - I don't feel like this moisturizes as well as heavier hand creams. Heading into the warmer months this will probably work fine, however if I were using this over the winter I might also follow up with a barrier-type cream to help keep moisture sealed in a bit more. - It has a strong (yet natural, not added) scent that may or may not be pleasing to you. It comes primarily from the Nigella sativa seed oil (black cumin seed) but since that appears roughly in the middle of the ingredient list it isn't quite as potent as the pure oil. It has a strong spicy-wood scent. It fades slowly and I personally don't notice it until my hands are near my face (keyboard distance, for example, makes it mostly unnoticeable to me). As usual, ymmv, especially if you're particularly sensitive to scents.

For whatever reason, I’m very prone to dry hands and cuticles, but I’m also not a huge fan of a lot of moisturizers because they feel heavy or greasy. While this one does seem to be a bit on the heavier side, my skin loves it and soaks it right up and any sort of oiliness goes away quickly and just leaves the skin feeling supple. I was recently using a really heavy-duty citrus-based degreaser to get some nasty automotive fluids off my hands and the degreaser also strips any and all natural oils and moisture out of your hands and leaves them white and scaly looking like you just spent a bunch of time out in the arctic with no gloves. This stuff instantly restored my hands to looking like they belonged to a human instead of some sort of yeti. Oh, also: made in the USA, vegan, Leaping Bunny certified cruelty free. Good news all around.

This hand balm provides a decent hydration to the hands - the texture is a light lotion that absorbs very quickly on the skin without feeling greasy. Its scent is very unique, it is like a herbal scent to me and I am not a fan of it. Overall it does a decent job as a moisturizer but at the same time nothing too special about it for that price point.

This lotion is a somewhat thin lotion that doesn’t leave your skin feeling greasy. I’d say perfect for everyday use, but probably not the best for the colder months when you need a little more “heavy duty” coverage for your hands. It’s quickly absorbed into the skin, which is great and practical. The tube is small to be easily carried on the go and fit inside a purse. Now the smell is just not for me and I’m bummed that they didn’t have other options when I was placing the order. Unfortunately I won’t be using it because I hated the scent and it’s just not pleasant at all to me. Good quality though, but the scent is just not for every nose.

I didn't want to love this hand balm because it is only 2 ounces, but I love the way it performs and smells! It's more of a lotion, not a greasy balm. It can be used sparingly, which is good because it is also a bit pricey. I've been mulching my gardens this week and I'm not always good about wearing gloves, so I have been using this before bed and waking up to smooth hands. Plus it softened and smoothed some ragged cuticles. I also like using this before I go out if my hands are looking dry and don't have to wait for this to absorb to drive. Considering how my hands feel after a few days, I would have to say it's therapeutic. This OneBody Hand Balm is listed as unscented in that it does not have added fragrance. However it does throw off a pleasant combination of natural essentials oils that is unique and preferable to me than florals. The orange clove bud really grabs the senses. It's like burning a favorite candle. This is a truly effective and aromatic hand solution. A treat I recommend!

This Intelligent Nutrients OneBody Hand Balm has worked wonders on my hands. I do a lot of yard work and when I am weeding, my knuckles get sore and red from the insides of my gloves. (I know, I need better gloves!) My hands are also dry from multiple washings throughout the day. This hand balm is soothing and my skin feels much better. I also like how it makes my nails and cuticles feel soft and healthy. The botanical ingredients, especially the organic ones, are greatly appreciated rather than a long list of chemicals I don't recognize. The light scent is from bergamot, sweet orange, cloves, and nutmeg and is pleasant and lasts quite a while. There is one negative, I have to shake it every time I use it as the ingredients separate. Other than that, this is a great hand balm.

This is a decent tube of lotion, but the scent is so strong that I can’t use it. Even after an hour, the scent is still so strong. And, the scent is one that I can only describe as stereotypical old lady… I can’t think of any other scent. I like the size - it’s good for traveling.

This is a very interesting hand balm.The one thing I noticed is that you have to shake the container very well or else all that comes out is liquid. After I apply it to my hands, it absorbs extremely quickly, which is something that I really appreciate. It also seems to be making my transitional winter to spring hands feel better. I’ve been using it twice a day for 11 days and while I can’t say that I’ve seen a huge improvement, I have seen some improvement. It probably helps that I’m actually using it as opposed to other hand lotions that I’ve had that never seem to soak in and I wind up, just wiping them off. The container has two fluid ounces and it doesn’t take a lot to cover both of my hands so it should last for a while.