Best Hand Cream Under $10

Ahava's Dead Sea Essentials Witch Hazel Hand Cream ($10) is a work-desk essential. It moisturizes hands without leaving greasy fingerprints on your keyboard.

Come midseason, when your hands are in dire need of hydration, turn to Bliss High Intensity Hand Cream ($9) to remedy cracked knuckles and chafed cuticles.

The vitamin E, aloe vera, and beeswax in this Burt's Bees Banana Hand Creme ($9) will lock in moisture better than your favorite pair of gloves. And the tropical banana scent will almost make you forget it's cold outside . . . almost.

Eucerin is a long-trusted brand when it comes to lotion and body creams, especially for those with eczema. The brand's Intensive Repair Extra-Enriched Hand Creme ($5, originally $6) is a good choice for sensitive skin; it doesn't have an overpowering scent, either.

Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream ($5) is perfectly sized to throw in your purse for on-the-go touch-ups. It also works on ashy elbows and knees if you're in a pinch.

The iconic white cream in the blue jar also comes in tube form, which makes this Nivea Creme ($6) ideal for travel or keeping near the bathroom sink at home.

Shea butter is what gives the Philosophy Hands of Hope ($10) its hydrating power. Slather some on and wear cotton gloves while you sleep for an overnight treatment.

This Sally Hansen Smooth & Perfect Hand Cream ($7) is more like a full-on skin care treatment for your hands. It contains oxygen concentrate to help brighten while it moisturizes.

If you're a fan of Tocca candles and creams, then you'll adore Stella Hand Cream ($8). It contains a mix of oils like coconut, jojoba, and avocado, and is fragranced with the fresh, sweet scent of Italian blood orange.

If you're planning a trip to the ski resort or a cabin away from it all, we recommend packing plenty of heavy-duty Vaseline Intensive Rescue Healing Hand Cream ($3).