Prequel Skin Hand Wrap, Hand Cream for Dry Cracked Hands. Deep Nourishing Moisturizing Formula. Non-Greasy Balm for Women and Men. Unscented Skincare with Moisture Lock Formula. 3.4oz

The Prequel Hand Wrap is the best lotion I've tried. It absorbs so fast. It leaves your hands feeling super soft & perfectly clean.! No sticky feeling, or oily residue! Well worth the money. I'm on my 3rd one.

I have battled dry skin during the winters for the past 30 years and have tried everything; nothing works. This year I tried Prequel Hand Wrap and it has “cured” my winter time nemesis. I have been absolutely amazed at how well it works! It drys quickly, no odor, and non greasy. It lasts through multiple hand washings during the day (I am a physician and wash my hands 20+ times a day). I use the product about three times throughout the work day and at bedtime. No more cracking, no more bleeding and discomfort. Can’t recommend this product enough!

This hand wrap is honestly a lifesaver during the winter. The cream is thick but absorbs surprisingly well, and the wrap itself kept everything in place so it could actually sink in. I used it before bed, and by morning my hands looked and felt so much better—less redness, less cracking, and way more hydration. It’s great for anyone who washes their hands a lot or deals with dry skin. I’ll definitely be buying more.

This is a very nice lotion, really softens skin. I won’t be purchasing it again related to the price, but if you can afford it, it does work well.

smooth and silky. moisture stays on

As a healthcare worker I am always washing my hands, applying sanitizer, gloves and so on. By the 6 hour mark on my shift my hands can become so painfully itchy, dry, chapped and burn! After three days of using this stuff before and after my shift my skin feels so nourished and moisturized. Adding to this, it kept my skin happy working outside in 14 degree weather. My skin does not feel greasy and keeps my barrier doing barrier things.

EDIT: Removed a star for a full 1 star review because this tastes absolutely rancid. Before I start: no, I do not eat my hand creams. However, it’s natural for me to apply hand cream and then go about my day. This can include picking up things to put into my mouth or on my lips like medications or chips or lip balm (in a pot you need to dig your finger into). In the days I’ve had this hand cream, I’ve been tasting an absolutely foul, bitter taste in my mouth. It’s not your run of the mill bitterness. It’s the kind where I gag and automatically run to spit and rinse and mouth because my brain thinks I’m going to die if I swallow. It tastes dreadful. I can’t even begin to describe how disgusting this is. I blamed my medications at first, but I’ve been taking those for a long time, and this hand cream is the newest edition to my life. After trial and error, I’m sure that it’s the hand cream that’s causing this. So it doesn’t even matter if the whole “apply it, rub it until it thickens and turns velvety so the film forms, and then you don’t have to worry about reapplying for hours!” thing works. You MUST wash this off your hands completely before doing mundane things like eating chips or putting medication into your mouth unless you want to taste something indescribably horrible thanks to the residue left on your fingers from this product. PREVIOUS 2 STAR REVIEW: Texture: it’s extremely thin and watery. It spreads very nicely. Scent: none Greasiness: maybe I’m just really sensitive to sensations, but I find that this is greasy. I’m the kind of person who absolutely hates anything on my palms/fingertips, so if I just apply some on the back of my hands and rub them together, it’s fine. However if I apply it the traditional way by putting some in my palm and then rubbing my hands together that way, it is quite greasy. I can’t really touch anything afterward or else it’ll just be really slick and things will slip out of my hands, and there’s a residue on my phone screen. Even if I let it sit for five minutes, it doesn’t fully absorb and it’s still greasy on my palms and fingertips, which is exactly what the marketing said wouldn’t happen, so I deducted a star there. Moisturizing factor: to be fair, I have extremely dry, cracked hands from psoriasis that are so bad that I’m bleeding on the back of my hands. I’ve been desperately searching for a hand cream to give me some relief. On the spots that aren’t really affected by psoriasis, I think it’s decently moisturizing but nothing that something cheaper like Lubriderm or O’ Keefe’s can’t do for you. On my psoriasis-affected spots, I do get some visible relief, but once I touch my hands it still feels scaly and dry. Maybe if you just need normal hydration, this will probably be enough for you. The film former: doesn’t work for me. Again, I have aggressively dry hands because of a medical issue and not just normal dry skin or winter-related dry skin. I do notice that as I wash my hands after using this, it does feel like there’s some sort of film on my hands. However, after drying them (only by lightly dabbing and not swiping a towel across my hands), it’s completely gone and I have to reapply. It’s like this 5 minutes after applying and 1 hour after applying, so I don’t think the set down time matters. I can’t speak for how this would work on “normal” hands, but for me this was nothing more than gimmicky marketing that doesn’t really work in the long term. I watched through the promotional videos and reviews for a tutorial because I’m highly aware that this may be user error, and I wanted to give it a fair shot. Still, I didn’t find anything unique or innovative about this. This was not worth the $12 I spent while it was on sale. I’ll be using it up just so it doesn’t go to waste and then moving on to find a different hand cream.

It’s a nice hand cream, but it wont take care of the super dry hands.