EMMA BeautyTriple Treat Intensive Moisturizing Cream for Hand & Body, Fragrance-Free, Hypoallergenic Moisturizer for Dry, Sensitive Skin, 100% Vegan & Cruelty-Free, 8 Oz

I love how it absorbs in my skin leaving it soft and non greasy.

Very moisturizing

11/17/2022: EMMA Beauty Triple Treat Intensive Moisturizing Cream for Hand & Body, Fragrance-Free Unscented LotionI don't enjoy the way lotion feels on me in general, but in the winter my hands get so dry that the skin cracks and bleeds on my knuckles, and it is very unpleaseant. This is the exact kind of lotion that I needed for this issue. It doesn't hurt or sting even on broken skin, and it very quickly provides relief. It's fragrance free, and its natural smell isn't strong; it doesn't bother my nose or my sensitive skin.It is very thick and does a great job moisturizing very dry skin. However, the downside of it being thick is that it takes longer to be absorbed. I wouldn't call it greasy, exactly, but it just takes longer than thin creams before I stop feeling it on me. (Of course, thinner creams don't tend to absorb at all on the backs of my hands when the skin is all scaly, so it's a delicate balance.)I will be using it on my hands regardless, because I don't like painful dry skin. It does help a lot.

I received one tube of "EMMA Beauty Triple Treat Intensive Moisturizing Cream For Hand & Body". It is a 8 ounce tube.Right off, I liked that this cream is for dry, sensitive skin. Being 100% vegan & cruelty free are bonuses.I have extremely sensitive skin & the littlest things can break me out but I was able to use this cream with no problems at all. My skin felt nice & soft to the touch afterwards.This cream is White in color & has what I would consider to be a medium consistency. You have to work it into your skin but it does seem to absorb fairly well.There is a little bit of a scent but it seems just to be from the ingredients themselves & nothing artificially added.I would definitely "purchase" this cream again.

As soon as I put this cream on my hands I realized it was very oily. I only used a little bit, and rubbed my hands together a lot, but they still felt oily. I waited five minutes to see if it would be absorbed, and my hands were still oily. At that point, as a test, I opened the front door. I was able to grasp the door knob, and turn it. The next test was picking up a drinking glass, and I was able to do so. I had purposely used a clear, plain glass to see if there would be any fingerprints, and there were. Now, this is ten minutes in, and my hands are still oily.There’s no added fragrance, but it does have a scent that I don’t like. It’s not very strong, though, and doesn’t linger.This is a great lotion to use if you’re planning on using it at night with gloves, or socks. In fact, I think it would be fantastic used that way, but it’s too oily to use during the day.

This stuff is just okay. It will moisturize your hands for a little while (at least, until you wash them or wait half an hour, whatever happens first).It smells weird - we passed the tube around the office and the girls were unanimously underwhelmed. One said it smelled like those nasty licorice gumdrops - I don't know if I'd go that far, but there is a scent that isn't exactly pleasant. They market it as a vegan product, fine, but how about adding something like almond oil or lemon zest or anything that would make it smell better?While you're at it, how about working a little harder on the texture? High-end hand cream is usually silky, smooth and luxurious without being greasy or sticky. This stuff is thick enough to make it hard to rub in, but rather than soft skin it makes your hands a little oily and slightly sticky-tacky.Overall, if your hands are screaming for lotion and have that "tight" overdry feel, this could help you out for a little while. Would I reach for it on purpose? Probably not. My grandmother, who had lovely soft hands all the time even after raising a house full of kids and grandkids, always said to make sure your hand cream had glycerin as one of the first few ingredients. This one doesn't.

The EMMA Beauty Triple Treat Intensive Moisturizing Cream is a nice quality lotion that absorbs quickly. It is advertised as fragrance free/unscented but there us a definite scent that does not seem to be natural, it is almost a plastic-type smell. I do like how the cream works; however, the scent is off-putting for me.

The heels of my feet have felt like sandpaper all summer. Despite my having used one of those buffer type devices & applying lotion countless times to both feet, my heels never softened. Then Triple Threat showed up and changed everything. The first night I applied it to both feet before bed, put on some socks & the next morning, it was like night & day (pun intended).Granted, my heels were not 100% smooth but after just one application, they were easily 80% smoother than they were the night before.After consistently applying it for 3 nights in a row, my feet completely transformed. The viscosity of the cream makes it very easy to apply and rub in.  When used on my hands it leaves them feeling moisturized & renewed.Which is a big deal because after working as a bartender for several years; washing glassware in soapy water & sanitizer several times a night, several nights a week for many, many years will take its toll on your hands.  And my hands show every bit of the wear & tear that kind of work can cause.The cream is vegan & cruelty free-both of which are very important qualities to me.It says its fragrance free but I do detect something...I can't put my finger on it but its not perfume-y or floral & doesn't linger so it doesn't bother me.Please see pic I attached if you have time & are interested in seeing the complete list of ingredients.This cream has a permanent place on my nightstand & I will surely replenish once empty. I highly recommend this cream & hope my humble opinion helps you in some way.Thank you for reading.