Are you going to apply expensive nourishing cream to your hands? As for the moisturizing effect, well...

If you are someone who applies expensive facial cream to your hands to enhance moisturizing effects, stop immediately.

It is difficult to see moisturizing effects on the hands with facial cream. Hand cream is better for hands than relatively expensive facial nourishing cream.

Facial cosmetics contain many high-quality moisturizing ingredients such as ceramides and hyaluronic acid. They penetrate the skin to supply moisture. However, the skin on the hands is thicker than that on the face, so moisturizing ingredients cannot penetrate quickly. If you touch objects or engage in other activities with your hands, the moisturizing ingredients are easily wiped away before they can be absorbed.

For hands, it is better to apply ingredients that create a protective barrier on the skin's surface to prevent moisture evaporation (such as urea and petrolatum) rather than moisturizing ingredients that absorb into the skin. These ingredients are more commonly found in hand creams than in expensive products.

It is best to squeeze an appropriate amount of hand cream onto your palm and apply it evenly, including between your fingers. If your hands are too dry, squeezing out an amount about the size of two 500-won coins, applying it generously, and wearing disposable gloves for 10 to 15 minutes can help alleviate the symptoms to some extent.

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I especially live on hand cream these days.

Certainly, the changing of the seasons is the hand

I think I know first.