Elizabeth Arden White Tea Pure Indulgence Hand Cream Review

I was lucky enough to win a giveaway on Instagram a while back and got this exact Elizabeth Arden white tea pure indulgence hand cream. When I first applied this to my hands I fell in love with the scent!!! It’s such a beautiful smell, I couldn’t stop smelling my hands. I work two different jobs, one as a personal trainer which my hands get rough from the dumbbells and my other job as a commercial cleaner which my hands touch a lot of different cleaning products and dry out my hands. I do use gloves but sometimes it’s unavoidable to not get something on my hands. This hand cream definitely hydrates and leaves my hands feeling soft and moisturised again. It’s not super greasy and a little goes a long way. I’d definitely use this again and I’ll be very sad to run out of my tube.

This hand cream has a light creamy texture which absorbs quickly into the skin. I do find the White Tea scent lovely but is very strong and long lasting- the scent is stronger than when I spray one spray of the EDT and is too overpowering for a hand cream (either that or I am using too much hand cream)

The lovely hand cream comes in a pretty 30ml tube. It is white with minimal printing and has a handy flip top.

The product itself is a thick white cream. It squeezes nice amount into my hand which I then rub between my hands until it absorbs. It does absorb very quickly. It is highly moisturising and my hands feel very soft afterwards. I wash my hands a lot at my work, so they can lean towards being a bit dry, and this lovely hand cream has been helpful in keeping them soft and hydrated.

But the clincher? the scent - it is divine. I can't define exactly what it is, but it is soft and pretty and ideal for a hand cream.

At $19 for a 30ml tube it is a lot pricier than a lot of hand creams, but it really is lovely and most definitely worth a try.

My hands are dry most of the time so good hand cream is my best friend. I was excited to try Elizabeth Arden White Tea Pure Indulgence Hand Cream.This cream blends shea butter and white tea extract to keep hands moisturized and is lightly scented with fragrant notes of white tea vapors, Madras Wood and a Trio of Tranquility Musks. When I used this first time I loved the smell a lot but can't say I like it now. It is a bit strong for me and I prefer subtle scents more. The texture is nice, not thick not runny. Absorbs well and is non greasy however it keeps my skin soft for around 5 minutes then they feel even drier than before. I don't like this cream at all and think it is quite overpriced, 19$ for 30 ml which lasts like 2 weeks. The packaging is really cute though.