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O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream – Hypoallergenic Hand Treatment for Diabetic Skin

O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream – Hypoallergenic Hand Treatment for Diabetic Skin

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Why you'll love it

  • Trusted #1 hand cream brand in America with clinically proven moisture-boosting results
  • Concentrated glycerin formula creates a protective barrier that locks in moisture rather than just sitting on the skin
  • Non-greasy and unscented finish means it won't interfere with typing, handling tools, or wearing perfume
  • Hypoallergenic and explicitly safe for diabetics, removing a key worry for sensitive-skin shoppers
  • 6.8 oz value-size jar delivers a long-lasting at-home supply at a lower per-ounce cost than tubes
  • Visible relief in days for extreme cracking, not just mild dryness

Perfect for

  • Nightly repair routine applied at bedtime to heal cracked hands while sleeping
  • Immediate post-handwashing moisture boost to prevent dryness flare-ups
  • Post-bathing or post-shower hand treatment to seal in hydration
  • Long-term maintenance therapy for diabetic dry-skin conditions
  • Recovery treatment for hands damaged by cold weather, gardening, or manual work

Product Information
Get your hands back: O’Keeffe’s Working Hands is a concentrated moisturizing cream that heals, relieves, soothes and repairs extremely cracked, dry hands; From the #1 hand cream brand in America*

Guaranteed relief for extremely dry hands: A hand cream that creates a protective layer on the skin's surface, locking in moisture and keeping even the driest skin hydrated and healthy

Hardworking skincare: O'Keeffe's Working Hands dry hand cream provides an instant moisture boost to relieve your discomfort and repair your dry skin to be full, moisturized and nourished

Recommended use: For best results, apply after hand washing, after bathing, and at bedtime - these are the most effective times for moisturizing extremely dry hands and skin

Hypoallergenic: O'Keeffe's Working Hands is unscented, non-greasy and safe for people with diabetes; Our 6.8 ounce jar is perfect for a reliable at-home supply of comfort and moisture
O’Keeffe’s Working Hands Hand Cream is a concentrated, unscented healing hand cream that heals, relieves and repairs extremely dry, cracked hands. When used daily, O’Keeffe’s Working Hands Hand Cream is clinically proven to instantly boost moisture levels, help prevent further moisture loss, create a protective barrier on the skin’s surface, and make a difference you will feel within days. This rich hand cream is non-greasy and unscented. Whether you prefer a tube or jar, O’Keeffe’s Working Hands Hand Cream comes in both forms to provide guaranteed relief. Click on the O'Keeffe's link at the top of this page to shop the O'Keeffe's Amazon Brand Store.Age Range Description: Adult
Skin Type: Dry
Number of Items: 1
Item Form: Cream
Target Use Body Part: Hands
Product Benefits: Moisturizing
Specific Uses For Product: Dryness
Country as Labeled: United States
Model Name: O'Keeffe's - K0680001 #2
Container Type: Jar
Recommended Uses For Product: Dryness
Global Trade Identification Number: 00885855070534, 05704947002725
Item Type Name: O'Keeffe's K0680001 Working Hands Hand Cream Value Size, 6.8 oz., Jar
Included Components: O'Keeffe's - K0680001 #2
Warranty Description: Warranty
Item Volume: 6.8 fluid ounces
Item Dimensions: 3.18 x 3.18 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 222 g
Active Ingredients: glycerin
Special Ingredients: Glycerin
Material Type Free: Artificial Color Free
Material Features: Hydrating lotion
Other Special Features of the Product: Hypoallergenic
Scent Name: Unscented

Frequently Asked Questions

Is O'Keeffe's Working Hands safe for people with diabetes?

Yes, it's specifically formulated to be safe for diabetics. It's hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, and free from ingredients known to irritate diabetic or sensitive skin, making it a trusted choice for daily hand care.

Does this cream contain any ingredients that could cause an allergic reaction?

The formula is hypoallergenic and free from fragrance and artificial color, which are the most common skin irritants. Most people with sensitive skin, including those with eczema, tolerate it well.

Is it safe to use this cream multiple times a day on damaged hands?

Yes, the gentle, fragrance-free formula is designed for frequent use. Many healthcare workers and caregivers apply it several times a day without any irritation or sensitivity.

Can I use this hand cream if I have eczema or psoriasis?

Many users with eczema and psoriasis report good results because the formula is free from fragrance, dye, and common irritants. However, check with your dermatologist if you're on a prescription treatment plan.

Is this hand cream safe to use on cracked, broken, or bleeding skin?

Yes, the gentle glycerin-based formula is specifically designed to be applied directly onto cracked, fissured, and even bleeding skin to promote healing. It won't sting like many fragranced lotions do.

Is this hand cream safe for use around food preparation?

Yes, the non-greasy formula absorbs fully into the skin. After a few minutes, there's no oily residue that could transfer to food, so it's safe to use in a kitchen or food prep environment.

Can I use this hand cream if I'm pregnant or nursing?

The hypoallergenic, fragrance-free formula is generally well tolerated, but as with any new skincare product during pregnancy, it's best to check with your healthcare provider before adding it to your routine.

Is the jar made of safe materials?

The jar is standard recyclable plastic with a secure screw-on lid. It's BPA-free in line with typical cosmetic packaging standards, and the cream itself is sealed fresh at the factory.

How does O'Keeffe's compare to a natural or organic hand cream for sensitive skin?

Natural creams often contain essential oils and botanical fragrances that can actually irritate sensitive skin. O'Keeffe's avoids those triggers with a clinically tested, minimal-ingredient formula.

Is this hand cream safer for diabetics than shea butter or lanolin creams?

Yes, O'Keeffe's is explicitly formulated and tested to be safe for diabetic skin. While shea butter and lanolin are generally gentle, O'Keeffe's is the brand most dermatologists recommend for diabetic hand care.

How does this compare to prescription hand creams for severe dryness?

Prescription creams often contain steroids for inflammation, while O'Keeffe's is an over-the-counter therapeutic cream. For routine dryness and cracking, many users find they don't need a prescription at all.

I'm worried the glycerin will sting when I apply it to deep cracks.

The cream is specifically designed to be non-stinging, even on open cracks. Glycerin is actually a soothing humectant that pulls moisture into the skin rather than irritating the wound.

Is it safe for children to use this hand cream?

The hypoallergenic, fragrance-free formula is gentle enough for older children with dry hands, but for young children, consult your pediatrician. Always supervise application to avoid accidental ingestion.

I have very sensitive skin — could this cream still cause a reaction?

While it's formulated for sensitive skin, no product is guaranteed reaction-free for everyone. Test a small amount on your inner wrist for 24 hours before full use, especially if you have multiple known allergies.

Is this hand cream safe to use on hands that get wet frequently?

Yes, it's specifically designed for people who wash or sanitize their hands dozens of times a day. The barrier-forming glycerin formula actually helps protect skin from the drying effects of repeated water exposure.

How do I apply O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream for best results?

Start with clean, dry hands. Scoop a small amount from the jar and massage it into the backs of your hands, fingers, cuticles, and any cracked areas. For best results, apply at bedtime and after every hand washing. A little goes a long way.

How often should I apply this hand cream each day?

For severe cracking, apply three to four times daily for the first week, then taper to once or twice a day for maintenance. Many users apply it at bedtime and after each hand washing for ongoing repair.

Can I use this hand cream on my feet, elbows, or knees?

Yes, the same concentrated glycerin formula works on any area of dry, cracked, or thickened skin. It's commonly used on feet, heels, elbows, and knees with excellent results.

Is this hand cream compatible with nail polish, gel nails, or acrylics?

Yes, the formula is safe to use on hands with polish, gel, or acrylic nails. Apply around the cuticles and nails as part of your routine without affecting your manicure.

Will this hand cream interfere with my hand sanitizer or gloves?

No, the cream absorbs fully and won't reduce the effectiveness of hand sanitizer. For best results, apply after sanitizing rather than before, and let it absorb before putting on latex or nitrile gloves.

What comes in the box when I order this product?

You receive one 6.8 oz / 222 g jar of O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream. Nothing else is required to use the product, and no additional accessories are needed.

Is this hand cream safe for long-term daily use?

Yes, the hypoallergenic, fragrance-free formula is designed for daily, long-term use. There are no harsh exfoliants or active ingredients that build up over time, making it safe for indefinite routine application.

Does this product ever expire, and how should I store it?

The cream has a long shelf life, typically two to three years unopened. Store it at room temperature with the lid tightly closed, and keep it out of direct sunlight and extreme heat to preserve texture.

What's the difference between a hand cream and a hand lotion?

Hand lotions are mostly water with light moisturizers, designed for mild dryness. Hand creams like O'Keeffe's are thicker, more concentrated, and designed to repair serious cracking rather than just soften the surface.

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