Yoken 20% Shea Butter Hand Cream Gift Set, Instant Moisturizing Hand Cream for Women Dry Hands with Delicate Tin, Floral-Scented Hand Lotion 6 x 1 OZ

It’s not very often that products exceed expectations these days, but this definitely did! Came beautifully packaged in an attractive tin box, and looks much higher end than the price tag reflects. It would be perfect as a gift or as a stocking stuffer for the holidays! 🌲 I was wary about ordering before trying because I am very particular about overpowering scents. No problem here! This a wonderful assortment & the 3 I’ve tried so far are very pleasant. Just a faint, very light scent. And the lotion itself is divine! The shea butter is rich, thick & creamy and provides instant moisturization. It really hydrates the skin without being at all greasy! Again, blown away! Plus, they’re the perfect size to throw one (or a couple) in your bag & go! No excuses for dry hands this winter! Very highly recommend.

Lovely scents, great gifts too. The lotion isnt too oily and is thick enough to really help make your skin feel hydrated and soft.

I have bought these hand creams for myself. This time I bought them for my moms birthday. She also is enjoying the hand creams. Love the scents. Would by again.

Let me set the bar high. As a matter of fact, I'll set it so high, you gonna need a telescope... In over half a century of using various hand cremes, I've settled on the best one for dry winter skin: L'Occitane, in 5oz unpainted aluminium tubes. Nothing else comes even remotely close to it in both efficiency and value.Comparing $5.88/oz "cheap" French creme to a $1.67/oz Chinese one is unfair, but Yoken inflicted it upon themselves by mimicking L'Occitane's packaging, so here we go...Let me start with the packaging. It's (almost) impeccable. If you thought about buying this as a gift, go right ahead - the presentation is definitely a 10 out of 10. Extracting the tubes from that packaging is mildly annoying though, as they haven't thought about adding any finger grooves or any other ways of plucking them out. But it's pretty and very secure.The tubes themselves get 6 out of 10. L'Occitane uses aluminium for a reason - as you squeeze it, it stays squeezed, preventing the air from being sucked in and extending the freshness of its contents. Yoken tubes looks just like mini-L'Occitanes, but are made of plastic. LDPE, from the looks of it. Much cheaper to produce, chemically inert, but will occasionally suck the air in.The cap is not flat for some reason, so it won't reliably stand on its cap... why?! Then, once you unscrew it, you are faced with a rather cute tamper evident seal (L'Occitane doesn't have one), which would've been a good thing if they sold these tubes individually, but a total overkill for a triple sealed gift set.Reading the list of ingredients, there's a lot of good stuff. And some not so good stuff. And a few very questionable choices, but that's okay for the price, plus it gives you a 24-month life span after opening.But what about the cream itself?- Fragrance: very potent, but pleasing. I've started with the "Rose" tube, and it smells exactly like my grandmother's treasured rose drops in a tiny vial which was matryoshka'd inside a very pretty wooden figurine... Ah, nostalgic! So far the fragrance gets 10/10, and it's a real deal (nothing else smells like a proper rosa rugosa extract. As an added bonus, it has anti-inflammatory properties (check out PMC4774500 on PubMed).- Texture: good, just a tad thinner than L'Occitane. I'll give it 8/10.- Spread and absorption: very good. Apply it on freshly washed and dried hands (less than 1" is needed for both hands), and by the time it takes you to walk from the bathroom to bed, it will be completely absorbed. L'Occitane spreads quite a bit better on extremely dry hands though (no pre-washing required), so I'll give Yoken 9/10 here.- Moisturizing and nourishing the dry "winter" skin in dry warm air environment: solid 9/10.- Moisturizing and nourishing the skin outside, in freezing temperatures: 1/10 on L'Occitane scale. Some of Yoken's ingredients will actually damage the skin when exposed to freezing temperatures, while the others will, paradoxically, dry it out. So don't apply while out in the cold, and let it absorb for at least 10-15 minutes after applying indoors before going outside.To summarize, it's a great hand creme that costs about 70% less than L'Occitane while having almost 90% of its benefits. And it's packaged prettier. And it comes in a convenient pocket-sized tubes. I think we have a winner here!

I bought several of these as Christmas gifts for my colleagues. I have to say, The packaging is just beautiful! The assortment of handcream comes in a lovely tin box. Very nice. I also liked the size of the product. It wasn't an assortment of tiny tube's. It was an assortment of medium sized handcreames with beautiful packaging. Looks like it cost a lot but was reasonably priced. Nice scent but not overpowering.If you're looking for a pretty gift for your co-workers or friends, this was a hit! Loved by all.

I bought four of these creams to gift to my friends, and I absolutely love the scent of each one. They definitely give off clean girl vibes! Plus, they make my skin feel incredibly soft. I would definitely buy them again!

smooth nice gift

I am very impressed with this product. The 20% shea butter makes this hand cream equal to the more expensive French cream from Provence sold in fancy locations. The decorative tin is very pretty. Great price and great product. I just ordered 2 more tins. Very nice to put some tubes in a little gift bag for a hostess gift or an impromptu surprise for a friend.