Moisturizing Hand Cream JAR №12 Hand Cream

The products from this manufacturer are a waste of money. The hand creams are ineffective and have a foul smell. The consistency of the cream is thick and requires a lot of effort to spread, and it doesn't get absorbed properly. The consistency of the booster is watery, it gets absorbed, but you don't feel any moisturizing or nourishing effects - it's as if it does nothing. The soap is just like any cheap supermarket soap - it lathers up. The smell reminds me of brewed pear peel - it's sharp and musky.

This cream has a light texture and is not bad.

I bought this product for myself and my mother about six months ago. We both liked it. There are no issues with the smell, it's not at all like what is written in the comments. My mother also has no complaints. I highly recommend it.

Received as a gift. Thank you. I really liked the cream for my girlfriend.

I received this as a gift. I didn't like the smell, it doesn't smell like cocoa at all, but rather like some kind of incense. It's a bit greasy, but it doesn't nourish dry skin. I use it before bed, but in the morning my hands are still dry. I do not recommend it.

I didn't buy it here. The matte packaging is very pleasant. In terms of effect, the cream reminds me of basic creams, like those of Dow or velvet handles: it absorbs quickly, provides surface hydration, and removes the feeling of dryness from the hands, which does return after washing.
It's a lightweight cream and doesn't smell like incense to me. It contains cocoa butter and apricot kernels. The scent is similar to a light sweet blend of these two oils.
It's suitable for spring and summer, but for autumn and winter, something richer is needed.

I did not like the scent of the cream. It vaguely resembles a church smell, like incense. Applying it is pleasant without leaving a greasy film. The tube is sealed with a barrier layer.