Clinique Deep Comfort Hand and Nail Cream, 75ml, Dry Skin and Nails
Description
A rich hand and nail cream in a 75ml tube, 2.54 fluid ounces, made for dry or cracked hands and brittle nails.
The Deep Comfort formula treats hands and nails in one step, so there is nothing extra to remember. Dermatologist tested.
The tube size is practical rather than decorative: small enough to keep in a bag, by the sink, or in a treatment bag, which matters for something that needs reapplying through the day.
Pairs well with Polybalm. Hand dryness and nail changes tend to arrive together.
Why It Matters
Cracked skin around the fingers is one of those small things that turns out to matter, because you use your hands constantly and never really get to rest them.
A cream only helps if it is within reach, so keeping one by the sink, one in a bag, and one by the bed removes the main reason people skip it.
A rich hand and nail cream in a 75ml tube, 2.54 fluid ounces, made for dry or cracked hands and brittle nails.
The Deep Comfort formula treats hands and nails in one step, so there is nothing extra to remember. Dermatologist tested.
The tube size is practical rather than decorative: small enough to keep in a bag, by the sink, or in a treatment bag, which matters for something that needs reapplying through the day.
Pairs well with Polybalm. Hand dryness and nail changes tend to arrive together.
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