8 Korean HAND CREAMS for Dry Skin - Korean Skincare Review 💦

Creator rates Unstress a C-plus. Although fragrance-free and balmy/nourishing, she finds it too sticky for her hands.

Creator rates Pleasure an A-minus and calls it her favorite Amuse variant for its musky scent and creamy texture; she finds it adequately moisturizing.

Creator rates Energy a B, finding it the least nourishing/moisturizing of the three variants and its green-fruity scent forgettable and weaker than Pleasure.

Creator rates Type G a B-minus. Its balmy texture makes the fragrance lighter, which she says may suit people less interested in fragranced hand creams, but she finds its hand feel sticky and disappointing.

Creator rates Type B an A, preferring its stronger woody-musk fragrance and its lighter, softer, non-sticky finish.

Creator gives this hand-and-nail cream a solid A. She says its richer formula effectively restores the picked skin around her nails/cuticles, is non-sticky, and provides long moisturization; she calls it a good winter investment.

Creator gives this simple daily winter hand cream an A-minus. It is non-sticky, keeps her hands moisturized for about three to four hours without washing, and worked well on her dry, chapped winter hands.

Creator gives this hand cream an A-plus and highly recommends it for buyers with a high-end hand-cream budget. She calls the Gentle Night scent her favorite, says it is light and neither sticky nor greasy, and provides long moisturization.