This is an effective lotion for dry and sensitive skin, but it's packaging has a rather "medical" look and a "medical" scent to go with it. It's not strong, but it just seems like a clinical product. It is not greasy at all and it does a good job of moisturizing. Personally, I like the luxurious feel of something like cocoa butter, but this is probably a good choice for guys or people who don't like to feel "coated" in moisturizer!

I started using this moisturising cream (Curel Hand and Cuticle Targeted Therapy), after trying out many creams before. I have always had cracked,bleeding and flaking back of finger tips ever since i can remember. But after i started to use this cream, I don't have any of these problems.

Excellent product. I only use it twice a day and it works between washes too. Never feels greasy.

Curel war very moisturizing but I got a strange rash on my fingers and discontinued.

Curel is the best lotion ever. It makes your skin soft with out a greasy sticky feel. It has a nice subtle fragrance, and it doesn't cause eczema flare up. However, I don't recommend the extra-strength (the red one) because it does leave you feeling sticky.

I'm a red head, with fair skin. Lotion is a daily sometimes hourly ritual for me. I've tried them all including prescription lotion. I see a dermatologist once every couple years just as a checkup since I love to golf out in the sun. So far, so good. The dermatologist told me that "Lactic Acid" is a key ingredient in a good lotion. And, in fact, the presription lotion I've tried is a more concentrated lactic acid lotion. It definitely works although the prescription stuff was a bit too much for my liking. However, you can find it in 'off the shelf' lotions. Curel USED to have it and it was the best lotion on the market however, Curel STOPPED putting it in their lotion! Now it is really just like the rest of the lotions WITHOUT Lactic Acid. As I recall, the Dermatologist told me that the Lactic Acid helps retain moisture in the skin. Whatever it does, it seems to make the difference in all the lotions I've tried. Vaseline did NOT contain it until recently and now it does, though not every line of Vaseline. I'm now using the Vaseline "Total Moisture" which does contain Lactic Acid. "Walgrens" generic brand also contains it but I think some of the other ingredients deter from the overall pleasing feeling. Still it works.

I have always problems with my hands and feet being very dry since I was a child and Curel is the ONLY lotion that ever truly works for me. I keep a bottle by every sink/shower in the house. I really could not go without it.

I have tried just about every lotion on the market in an attempt to moisturize my extremely dry cuticles. Working with paper, compounded with washing my hands 12 times a day has a way of destroying your skin. Only Curel has done the trick for me. Just an outstanding product.

I can't say that it's horrible...I just prefer Nivea. Curel makes me feel sticky.

I love the Curel moisturizer - using it for years. The last one I bought has a terrible odor - the fragrance-free one. It reminds me of a hospital bathroom! It was never this way before. Is it extra fresh or is it stale??? jhglisson@mchsi.com