I really liked this handcream, if went in well and wasn't sticky, I could feel my hands were softer after every use and despite what the other reviews say I liked the smell. It was different and pretty mild and fruity. The packaging was sleek and felt a lot more expensive than it was. Overall a really nice Handcream which I'll continue to use.

The No7 Nourishing Hand & Nail cream claims to not only moisturise hands, but also strengthen nails thanks to the added ingredient of Keratin. Unfortunately I currently wear acrylic nails so I can't really say whether this strengthens nails or not but I am impressed with it as a hand moisturiser. This has quite a strong smell, almost quite floral, but I think it's due to the use of the many oils listed in the ingredients, I personally don't mind the scent but I can see how it could be off-putting to others. This moisturiser includes Grapeseed, Macadamia & Almond to help prevent dry skin, once applied the cream sinks in very quickly & Ieaves no greasy residue which is always a bonus point for me. I thought this worked extremely well on my very dry hands especially considering that I over wash them & use way too much alcohol gel so it had a lot to contend with as far as dryness was concerned.

I love the bright modern packaging of this hand cream- it looks lovely alongside my other products. It has a lovely thick consistency and I found that it absorbed relatively quickly into my hands , it is quite perfumed but I quite like the smell so it doesn't bother me at all. I found it worked well at keeping my hands moisturised but did leave a slight greasiness on the palms of my hands which I rectified by just wiping with a towel. Overall I am very happy with it.

This has a lovely texture and it's very moisturizing. It's not one to apply in between doing things as it does take a while to absorb. The scent isn't particularly nice although it doesn't bother me too much. I just feel that it's rather ordinary for the price.

I found this cream alright: it moisturises my dry hands but I find other creams (like the Champneys Harmonious Hands Restoring cream, or the Nivea Q10 hand cream ) do a better job at keeping them moisturised for longer. The scent was too overpowering for me.

This is a nice hand cream and leaves your hands feeling soft however it is rather greasy and takes quite awhile to sink in to your skin so not great to use during the day when your busy but otherwise a nice cream

In winter my hands are always really dry, made worse by constant washing with antibacterial soap. This moisturiser does work to rehydrate hands and my nails feel conditioned but the feeling is not particularly long lasting and the heavy floral scent is overpowering.

This hand cream is beautifully presented - the tube looks fresh and clean and enticing. The hand cream itself is nice and absorbs well into your skin (I have quite dry skin so I use a lot of hand cream). The smell is quite overpowering and longlasting, though, which I didn't like (I prefer to smell of my perfume than my handcream) so I use it just at night. It's a good enough hand cream but there is nothing particularly unique about it and, as such, probably not worth the price.

Not worth £9. It's not great with my skin type as I get quite oily skin, so it made it more oily/greasy. But it smells nice. Not as foamy as I'd've liked it to me. But hey ho. Whatcha gonna do?! My mum liked it. But she likes any no. 7 products. Wouldn't recommend.

I love the look of the packaging but unfortunately found it to be awkward and slippy with cream on my hands. The hand cream itself is "fine" - nothing amazing but not dreadful either. It works but doesn't smell all that nice so isn't something I would choose to use on a regular basis.