This is so much better. Soaks right in and soothes your hands instantly. AMAZING stuff!!

BETTER!

It is not greasy but very healing and moisturizing.

Much richer and thicker without the heavy greasy feel. Jack Black wins in my book.

have used the l'occtaine line before and I found it too greasy and it dosent absorb in to my skin like this product does.

This lotion is thicker. I prefer the smell of this lotion.

They are both great, but my husband prefers the Jack Black. The L'Occitane is very perfumed which he doesn't care for.

Better for me. Smells medicinal but L'Occ smells like diapers so it's 6 to 1... 1/2 dozen the other.

Much better and it isn't greasy.

I like it better! It lasts longer and makes hands feel softer.

I use to use L'Occitane hand cream exclusively until I tried this. Although I love the scents of L'Occitane, this product worked better for my dry hands for a longer period of time and it is less greasy. I sometimes found the L'Occitane to be a bit greasy. Ask for a sample of this at your local Sephora or choose it as a sample option online when placing an order, as they have offered it quite a bit over the past year. Hope that helps!

YES! I have the same problem and my hands no longer feel like alligator skin.

My husband gets those painful split fingertips and he says this Jack Black cream is the best so far. He plays guitar and has to keep his hands in good condition. Jack Black is your man! Try using it at night and putting socks on your hands to help heal the skin. Weird, I know, but it works!

Yes. Mine get white and flakey and crack and bleed sometimes and this product really helped.

My hands get so dry and cracked to the point where they will bleed, especially the pads of my fingers, but this is the only product that has truly helped me. Just a day or so after using it and I can really feel a difference in my hands!

my husband and I are rock climbers and that means that we cover our hands in moisture absorbing chalk several times and week and then scrape them against rough surfaces. this is absolutely worth a try if it works for us! we also use this product: http://www.climbonproducts.com/ but it is a greasier product so I don't like using it if you have to touch something else in the near future.

Give this a try! It really does work wonderfully! My husband and I are sticking with this hand cream! Its the only one that he will use.

yes, it will help, but if you have ezcema, get a prescription from your doctor.

Hi. I know how you feel. I developed acute dermatitis a few years back and nothing seems to permanently moisturize my skin as much as I need it to be. The doctors put me on a clobetasol cream/ointment which is the strongest product out there for those that suffer from dermatits/eczema/other severe skin conditions...and even that does not help me as much as I would like! On my worst days, my skin cracks and bleeds. In regards to Jack Black's Industrial Strength lotion, I found it to be lacking. It certainly is not the most moisturizing lotion, and I found the advertisement and description to be deceiving. As much as everyone's skin is different, since you sound like someone that has severely dry skin, I would say you can pass on this product. A product you should check out that Sephora carries is First Aid's moisturizing cream. Again, it did not solve my skin problem but it is one of the better ones out there. Hope this helps and good luck!

My hands are continuously really dry...to the point of peeling. And this has become my favorite hand lotion. Its thick and hydrating without being greasy and overloading. I highly recommend.

Yes. My hands are extremely dry and it works great. But, price makes it cost prohibitive for me to use on a daily basis.

it does a good job holding up thru repeated washings but like any product you do need to reapply. I like the non- greasy feel of this. I keep it on my bedside table and apply it right before I go to sleep. By the morning my hands are soft and feeling good.

It will, this stuff brings his hands back to normal quick and lasts. I don't even have to use it every day.

It works well, but you will probably have to apply it at least 3 times a day in winter esp. Put it on at night too. It does seem to last through a few handwashes.

Gets a bit slimy when you wash but keeps hands hydrated even after you've washed a few times.

Yes! It works great, coming from a mechanic who is constantly washing his hands.

Yes, well it should anyways. My Dad and Uncle work in the automotive industry and I got it for them and it actually healed the cracks in there hands and they are always using them so it should work with you too

Not only am I a nursing student but I'm also a mom of three with two little ones still in diapers, so I wash my hands alot. For me it lasts a max of two handwashings but I love to apply it so sometimes I don't even wait that long.
A big key to helping the hand healer help you is by really working it into your skin so that it pentrates and doesn't just sit on the surface.

I also work in healthcare. I use about two to three times during a twelve hour shift. So far it has worked well for my hands.

No, it washes off pretty easily. Because of the price I wouldn't suggest it as a good option, you would have to apply it after every wash.

I work in the health industry as well and I find that it is not as moisturizing as I would like it to be, especially for those that frequently wash hands. It is also slightly greasy and not as fast-absorbing as I need it to be when I'm on the job.

i wouldnt recommend it because i have tattoos too and this lotion is a bit thick and needs to be rubbed in