OrlyCuticle Therapy Cream 2oz (2oz)

Orly should thank the person who gave the review before this one - I, too, was a huge fan of the Revlon cuticle massage cream and have been searching for years (YEARS!) for a suitable replacement. I tried everything, including having a pharmacist friend compound a product, but no joy. Orly cuticle massage cream is very much like the discontinued Revlon product. it's a fantastic find, thank you Orly for making this product.

excellent for maintaining soft, healthy cuticles

I have horribly dry cuticles and the skin on the sides of my nails. I also pick at them. I have a cuticle oil, but really wanted some lotion or cream. I found this and gave it a try. I really like it. It's like a whip. Very soft and silky feeling. Not greasy. It has a pleasant scent to it. And you don't have to use a lot of it.I have a niece who has sensory issues and doesn't like using lotions but she really likes this.Edit: the cream will make the lettering on the container come off. So I found out at work with purple on my face because I didn't see it on my fingers after applying the cream to my nails and then putting the container away.

My nails & cuticles are EXTREMELY dry. I clean a lot, so my hands are in water often. I am on my 2nd day of using the cuticle cream & I am very happy with day 2 results. I apply it on my finger nails & cuticles in the AM & B4 bed. My cuticles have softened ALREADT. My nails feel better too. It also has a nice soft scent. I will update in a week or so. As it stands I HIGHLY recommend. Very pleased.

First let me say I absolutely love the scent! Within a week I noticed a substantial difference in my splitting, peeling nails. Also working wonders for my dry hard cuticles. I also add a dollop and moisturize my hands. Last week I thought I would try to start using it on my dry feet and saw results almost immediately. My feet are the softest they have been in years. Don't know if it will ever completely get rid of the cracks in my heels, but time will tell. A little expensive for what you get, but a little goes a long way. I apply it to my nails a couple of times a day. Sinks right in. I highly recommend trying this "cuticle therapy" cream.

Cuticles were so dry. This stuff softens and moisturizes beautifully and only takes a little dab to effectively relieve dry cracked painful cuticles

This cuticle cream is amazing; I think it's actually the same thing as the miraculous old Revlon cuticle cream. It certainly feels and acts just like it.Deeply moisturizing and healing - and it literally fixes broken skin. You're not *supposed* to use it on open sores, but I do use it on both torn cuticles and on other sores I get, and I swear it heals everything overnight, and eliminates inflammation better and faster than any prescription cream or ointment. I don't know what's in this stuff, but I'm not arguing with it. I used the Revlon cream for decades, and this brand now for several years, and it has never failed me. It's also great on dried, leathery heels. There's no real scent to speak of. A bit, but it's mild enough that it doesn't offend my very sensitive nose.

I was surprised by the strong "old lady perfume" scent of this product. I will probably use it but will not purchase again. If you are turned off by strongly scented products, you will not like this.