Due to frequent handwashing and everyday strain from dishwashing, cleaning, and gardening, my skin has been quite dry lately and even prone to cracks on my fingers. The Herbacin hand creams came at just the right time.
Packaged in a slim 75 ml tube with an aluminum seal, the Herbacin kamille hand cream is handy and easy to open and close with a screw cap. It can stand upright, making it space-saving in a cosmetics shelf. The scent is not overpowering, the cream absorbs very quickly, and leaves the skin feeling soft and smooth.
The Soft version also promises quick absorption—and it does deliver. However, I wouldn’t say it absorbs significantly faster than the Original. It also nourishes the skin very well and leaves a pleasant feeling.
The fragrance-free version comes in a 100 ml tube with a flip-top cap and a slightly wider, more compact design. It truly has almost no scent at all. I felt it took a little longer to absorb, but not significantly so.
I honestly can’t choose a favorite—they’re all great! Since I can be sensitive to scents in the morning, I often go for the fragrance-free version. In terms of packaging, I prefer the other two, as the screw caps tend to leave fewer cream residues at the opening.
Fragrance free