Every potter needs good hand cream!

In this fun review of hand cream, we’ll be looking at 6 hand cream options available on amazon! For less than £25 and with more than 4 stars, we’ll be reviewing each one and giving you our opinion on which ones would make good studio hand creams!

If you’re a potter or a crafter, then you know that your hands need good hand cream to keep them looking good and feeling soft! In this fun review, we’ll be taking a look at some of the hand cream options out there. From sensitive and vegan to shea butter, we’ll be reviewing each one and giving you our opinion on which one we like best!

You can find the hand creams at:
Di Palomo Fig & Grape https://amzn.to/41ehMmo
O’Keeffes Working Hands https://amzn.to/402uEL5
L’Occitane https://amzn.to/3zNZhcJ
Clarins https://amzn.to/3KT2TjS
Lavera https://amzn.to/41356ir
Lindesa https://amzn.to/3oaryrq

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Or check out my blog with links to all the hand creams at https://parmstrongceramics.co.uk/comparing-hand-creams/

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The clay I use is in my videos is Potterycrafts raku modelling clay https://www.potterycrafts.co.uk/Products/pottery-crank-raku-sculpture-clays/P1361 It’s a fantastic beginners hand building clay!

The brands of brush on glazes that I use at the studio include Amaco, Mayco, Terracolor, Spectrum, Potterycrafts, Scarva, Vitraglaze (hot clay) and Duncan.

I’m based in the UK and suppliers I use regularly for glazes, tools, slips, etc. are:
• www.potterycrafts.co.uk
• www.potclays.co.uk
• www.scarva.com
• www.bathpotters.co.uk
• www.corbykilns.co.uk