These Hand and Cuticle Products Will Keep Your Manicure Looking Flawless This Winter

The small tins of Nivea Cream Creme Travel Size ($9 for pack of eight) fit into even the smallest purses and will keep your skin well-moisturized. It's a rich, thick formula that can be used all over, but we especially like it for keeping hands soft and silky smooth.

Not only does the Burt's Bees Cuticle Cream Lemon Butter ($7) smell good enough to eat, but it also heals even the most ragged of cuticles and nails with vitamin E, sunflower oil, sweet almond oil, and cocoa seed butter.

The cult-favorite Gena Healthy Hoof Cream Complete Cuticle and Nail Care ($9) is famous for strengthening nails and softening hands. It contains a blend of high-protein and emollient ingredients like soybeans, aloe, lanolin, castor oil, and beeswax to get your nails in tip-top shape.

The velvety formula of the Kiehl's Since 1851 Lavender Richly Hydrating Scented Hand Cream ($13, originally $15) will restore softness to your hands while providing you with a soothing scent.

The Vaseline Intensive Care Hand Cream Healthy Hands & Stronger Nails ($4) will keep your hands soft without making them feel greasy. Even the most stubborn dry patches will heal quickly thanks to this emollient formula.

If washing the dishes is starting to make your nails brittle, invest in the Gehwol Hand Cream ($23). It even has the antifungal ingredient clotrimazole, making it ideal for anyone who frequently cleans the house.

Give your hands the R&R they deserve after a long day typing on your phone. The Sephora Collection Holiday Aloe Vera Hand Masks ($5) have cute penguins on the plastic mitts, which you slip your hands into and secure with the sticker tab. A bonus? You'll have to take a break from social media while you use them, since your hands will be otherwise occupied.

Because your hands also age as you get older, make sure you reapply sunscreen to them just like you would your face. The Deborah Lippmann Rich Girl Hand Cream SPF 25 ($28) comes with added sun protection and has shea butter, avocado, and jojoba oil to deeply hydrate your skin.

Those concerned with natural ingredients will love the Aveda Hand Relief Hand Cream ($9), which is made from 95 percent naturally derived ingredients. It also smells great thanks to the organic orange and eucalyptus in the formula.

It might not look glamorous, but do not underestimate the glory that is O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream ($8). If your hands and cuticles are so chapped they actually hurt, you need this heavy-duty lotion. A little bit goes a long way and will improve your hands fast.

When your hands need a little bit more care, the Patchology Warm Up Perfect Ten Self-Warming Hand & Cuticle Mask ($20) will do the job. The coconut-infused mask is packed with hydrating ingredients, and the reflective material uses your body heat to lock in the warmth to your hands.

Not only does the Supergoop! Forever Young Hand Cream With Sea Buckthorn Broad Spectrum SPF 40 ($14) soften and protect your skin, but it also contains buckthorn fruit to brighten dark spots. It's the ultimate antiaging treatment for your hands.

The L'Occitane Shea Butter Hand Cream ($12) is iconic for good reason. It contains a whopping 20 percent shea butter, honey, and sweet almond extract to soften your hands faster than you can pronounce L'Occitane.

The Lanolips Lano Coconutter Hand Cream Intense ($15) is a thick and creamy consistency, making it perfect for rubbing into nails and cuticles. It's so hydrating, you'll probably want to use the excess on your elbows, knees, and ankles, too.

Keep a bottle of the famous CND SolarOil ($9) at your desk so you can swipe it along your cuticles the second they start to look lackluster. It contains lightweight oils (so it won't feel greasy) like jojoba and vitamin E to soften and protect the skin and nail bed.