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| Thymes Mandarin Coriander Hard-Working Hand Cream | 
Hands get a lot of abuse. However, a pretty pair of hands can be your calling card. After all, they are the next thing noticed after your face. Consequently, you need to keep them as soft and smooth as possible to make the best impression.
I am constantly 
using different hand creams and lotions because my hands get excessively dry, 
despite wearing gloves when cleaning or doing dishes.  Therefore, I 
was eager to work with Thymes on testing their Mandarin Coriander 
Hard-Working Hand Cream. 
For some strange reason, my hands have been lightly 
peeling lately.  I can't understand why my skin is so delicate, but I was 
glad when this new hand cream arrived from the creative 
Minneapolis collective for this review.  
Upon breaking that 
inner seal, I was greeted to a wonderful fresh, but a herbal aroma that seeped 
out to my delight due to the cold-pressed mandarin oil, oranges and 
coriander.  The product itself is a thick cream in a tube that you don't 
need very much of to do your hands.  The feeling of rubbing this cream into 
your skin is soothing and intensely moisturizing with their concentrated formula 
of Shea butter, sunflower seed oil and pro-vitamin B5.  I never experienced 
any stickiness or overly greasy feel as some hand creams can leave either, which 
was great, especially since I have lots of typing to always do.
The best part about 
this hand cream is it adheres well and seems to protect your hands better with 
an invisible barrier from moisture when washing.   This allowed my 
hands more of a fighting chance to get them normalized.
My peeling did not 
go away with just one application or anything, but it did help fix them in fewer 
applications than I thought.  Hooray!
The 2.5 oz. tube 
retails for $17.  You need to check Thymes and their Mandarin Coriander Hard-Working Hand Cream out because it makes hands happy!
