Hand Creams: Soft Paws For Days

As we are currently in a transitional phase, my hands are constantly drying out. That said, I'm combating the sandpaperiness of my skin with some hand creams, and here's what's currently on rotation:

1) L'Occitane Roses et Reines - I'm a bit of a sucker for L'Occitane hand creams and why not? They are always so beautifully scented and you can get them in a variety of sizes. This one smells, as the name would suggest, deeply of roses and the consistency is that of toothpaste when it comes out of the tube. Word of warning to those new to L'Occitane, however, be careful with those fiddly lids!

2) Rosehip by Essano Hand Creme - Of all the products by Rosehip by Essano, this may be the one that I'm the least sure of. This comes out as a watery/thickish consistency in that it comes out as a cream, that then becomes watery, and ends up feeling like it's covering my hands in a bit of a film, rather than actually softening or hydrating my skin. Not one that I'll probably be repurchasing, but one that I use in conjunction with another hand cream.

3) Nivea Hand Fluid Express Hydration - This is probably the thinnest of all the hand creams I'm using right now. It's great for the hot days, when you don't need much, but not one you'd reach for during Winter, per say. It does have a fabulous scent to it, though.

4) Soap and Glory Hand Food - I love this hand cream! It has the right consistency for my skin, kind of like a body butter, and while it's thick, it does get absorbed eventually. It also has quite a yummy scent. Definitely something I'd get again!

5) Philosophy Hands of Hope - This has a medium consistency and spreads very nicely on the skin. I'm not sure how to describe the scent, aside from expressing disappointment that it doesn't have much to it, as I do love the scent of Philosophy products! This one does hydrate my skin nicely, and my skin does softer for using it.

And that's everything I've currently on my bedside table! What are you reaching for at night?