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O’Keeffe’s Working Hands Night Treatment Cream 3 oz

$9.42

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O’Keeffe’s Working Hands Night Treatment Cream is a concentrated overnight hand cream that uses glycerin, shea butter, and conditioning oils to put moisture back into extremely dry, cracked skin while you sleep. The non-greasy formula soaks in after you apply it, so hands stay soft and comfortable through the night, and the difference often shows by morning. It helps repair split fingertips, rough knuckles, and chapped palms left behind by cold weather, frequent washing, and hands-on work.

Key Features of O'Keeffe's Working Hands Night Treatment Cream

Beeswax forms a protective layer over dry skin
Sweet almond oil conditions rough, weathered hands
Clinically tested on extremely dry, cracked hands
Intensive healing for severely damaged hands
Formulated specifically for nighttime application
Pairs with original Working Hands cream for daytime care

Additional Information

Brand: O'Keeffe's
Product Type: Hand Cream
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Product Use: Overnight hand repair
Size: 3 oz
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Around here the splits usually show up about the time the furnace kicks on and the first hard frost has everybody breaking ice on the stock tank. After evening chores, scrub off the grease, feed dust, and fence-line dirt and dry your hands completely. Then work a small amount into the knuckles, the cuticles, and the sides of the fingertips, which is where cracks tend to start. Starting a nightly routine in October heads off a lot of trouble before the skin opens up, and keeping the tube on the nightstand stops it from freezing in a cold cab or baking on the dash. O’Keeffe’s got its start in a kitchen, mixed up to help one rancher’s dry, cracked hands, and it still works best on people who use theirs. The barbed wire will keep finding you, but at least your hands won’t be holding a grudge about it the next morning.

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