I tested all three hand creams. All of them have a very pleasant scent and are not overpowering. Starting with the Herbacin kamille hand cream fragrance-free with glycerin: it has no scent and a slightly firmer consistency. It still spreads well, and you can feel the effect of glycerin, which makes the hands a bit smooth after application—something I don’t like that much. However, it works very well for rough and cracked hands.
Next, the Herbacin Original kamille hand cream with glycerin: it smells very nicely of chamomile, has a normal consistency, spreads easily, and absorbs well. It provides the skin with optimal moisture, leaving the hands soft and smooth, and the nourishing effect lasts throughout the day.
Finally, I tried the Herbacin kamille hand cream Soft. The texture is lighter, and you don’t need much product. The scent is pleasant and less intense than the Original. It contains panthenol, which helps it absorb very quickly and moisturize the hands effectively. It absorbs almost instantly during application, leaving the hands soft and smooth right away.
Conclusion: All three hand creams are convincing, but the Soft hand cream with panthenol is my favorite. I prefer a lighter texture that absorbs quickly and requires only a small amount. It’s followed by the Original Herbacin hand cream, and in third place the fragrance-free version with glycerin. I will definitely repurchase the Soft hand cream.
