Nivea Hand Creams

Nivea has on offer a great range of hand cream options for different needs, whether you have dry chapped hands or you want light hydration through out the day. Nivea has got you covered! Let’s check them out!

Are you looking for a hand balm that instantly relieves and soothes dry and chapped hands? Try Nivea’s SOS Rescue & Care Hand Balm.

Are you looking for a hand cream with ingredients of natural origins to care for your hands? Try Nivea’s Pure & Natural Hand Cream.

Are you looking for a hand cream that effectively fights the first signs of ageing? Try Nivea’s Q10 Anti-age Hand Cream.

Are you looking for a hand cream that moisturises and smooths dry hands with just one application? Try Nivea’s Intensive Nourishing Hand Cream.

Are you looking for a express hydration that is quickly absorbed? Try Nivea’s Express Hydration Hand Fluid!

Nivea SOS Rescue & Care Hand Balm

This 50ml tube of NIVEA SOS Rescue & Care Hand Balm (RRP $8.39) rescues extremely dry and chapped hands, providing instant relief and intensive protection for soft and supple skin. This quickly absorbed, concentrated formula contains an effective combination of glycerin, panthenol and calendula oil that provides a long-lasting smoothing effect and protects against further moisture loss. This balm is really thick and I like to keep this tube by my bedside table so I apply at night and leave it as an overnight treatment.

Nivea Pure & Natrual Hand cream

This 75ml tube of NIVEA Pure & Natural Hand Cream (RRP$5.89) contains the antioxidant power of Argan Oil to protect and soften dry skin on the hands, and is perfect for the handbag or desk draw for application throughout the day. Perfect for dry hands and with antioxidants, it protects your skin from free radicals. I only need a small amount of this hand cream to moisturise my hands. Since there are free radicals everywhere, a hand cream with antioxidants will help protect my hands from pre-mature aging and prevent wrinkles.

Nivea Anti-age Q10 Hand Cream

This 75ml tube of NIVEA Hand Anti-Age Q10 Plus Hand Cream (RRP$5.89) enriches the skin’s natural level of Coenzyme Q10, which actively helps to revive and strengthen your skins ability to remain supple. This unique formulation helps to prevent and visibly reduce the signs of skin ageing while providing intensive moisturising. I would put this hand cream in the car as it has UV filters so it can protect my hands from the sun while driving and help prevent wrinkles.

Nivea Intensive Nourishing Hand Cream

This 75ml tube of NIVEA Hand Intensive Nourishing Cream (RRP$5.89) is a rich, quickly absorbed hand cream. It provides intensive moisturisation to relieve dry skin and dry skin irritation. The pampering formula also improves skin elasticity and cares for cuticles. The cream leaves hands feeling soft, smooth and protected with just one application. This smells like the classic Nivea creme and I LOVE it! So nostalgic and feels really moisturising. It is great for dry hands and it doesn’t feel greasy at all! This hand cream would be great if you are not someone that likes to apply hand cream more than a few times a day. This nourishing hand cream provides lasting nourishment so you don’t need to reapply so often if you are not in the habit of applying hand cream.

Nivea Express Hand Fluid

This 75ml tube of Nivea’s Express Hydration Hand Fluid (RRP$5.89) has an innovative formulation helps to promote a non-stop moisture supply from within the skin. Throughout the day, hands may need a touch of extra moisture, and NIVEA Express Hydration Hand Fluid is perfect as it absorbs quickly and leaves skin feeling soft and refreshed in seconds. I like to use this hand cream whenever I want to. I don’t need to use a lot to moisturise my hands. I keep it at work because I use the keyboard quite a bit so I don’t want oily keyboards, and I do shuffle around with heaps of paper everyday which can be drying to my hands. I love the smell of this hand fluid and the texture. I only need a little and it goes a long way.

Which is your hand cream preference and which one of these do you think would suit you?

Disclaimer: I am not paid to do these reviews. All reviews are of my honest and personal opinions.