SPARITUAL Citrus Cardamom Vegan Hand Serum | 1oz

When you open your Amazon package that contains this hand lotion, or serum or whatever… you will be questioning your ability to make solid life decisions. The container is slightly larger than a tube of lipstick. For the price, there are products that give you so much more. I bought this because I am very sensitive to scents, and it certainly does not disappoint in terms of that. It’s a light citrus scent with no hints of other perfumes, pretty good for anyone with major sensitivities. On the other hand, you will have so much buyers remorse when you open your package, it’s probably worthwhile to make the hike to your local natural food store, or just go with another product online that gives you more bang for your buck. If you use it sparingly, it may last you a couple of months. If you use it like most people would use it, you will use it up in a couple of weeks. Next.

I love this hand serum. It smells wonderful. Very calming and relaxing scent. Goes on smoothly and melts into your skin. No greasy residue.

I love this product! Absorbs quickly. Nice subtle scent. I use it on its own when I can’t have my hands sticky with hand cream, but also love to layer it under hand cream for a nice hydration to winter hands!

The smell is not good so I find myself not using it much.

I love this hand serum! My hands no longer resemble claws!

Love this product! Am seeing some quick results.

I ordered this SpaRitual Citrus Cardamom Hand Serum based on my positive experience with the brand's Geranium Cedarwood Body Creme, which is so rich and moisturizing that I've been using it as a hand cream. SpaRitual has some really wonderful scent combinations; both of the products I've tried have fragrances that remind me of a high-end spa.I've experimented with plenty of different hand creams trying to find one that is up to the challenge of my severely dry skin, though this is the first "hand serum" I've ever tried. It does seem to be effective in helping to improve the look and texture of my excessively dry hands -- the backs of my hands are softer and smoother than ever. But while the serum absorbs fairly quickly, it doesn't leave my hands feeling as healthy and moisturized as a good hand cream does. My cuticles still feel dry, rough, and raggedy even after applying the serum.If your skin is fairly healthy to begin with, this SpaRitual Hand Serum should prove very effective in improving your skin's texture and appearance. But if you have areas of thickened dry skin (whether cuticles, palms, and/or pads of fingers), you'll almost certainly need to pair this with a more heavy-duty hand cream -- this really isn't a one-step solution on its own. Considering that fact, along with the $25 price point, I docked one star from my review even though I do like this serum. On the plus side, beyond SpaRitual's amazing scents, I love that their products are vegan-friendly/Leaping Bunny certified, 84% organic and 99% nature derived, and made in the USA. So, overall, a promising product from a great brand!

Only reason this is a 4 star instead of 5 star review is because the scent only lasts a few minutes. Which some may prefer. But I like scented products and this has a gorgeous cirtusy scent that my nose can't get enough of!I've been using facial serums on my hands for a few weeks now but never an actual hand serum. What I prefer about this is that there's no shine left behind. I hate shine. I hate it on my face, my body, my hands, everywhere. I do not want to shine, ever! And this is perfectly matte once it's dried. I follow up with a SpaRitual body lotion (which is top notch too, btw) and I'm all set - my hands look and more importantly to me FEEL great! I'm hoping that with my arsenol of SpaRitual hand serums and lotions maybe this will finally be the winter that my hands don't crack and bleed. Cross your fingers for me 🙃 Speaking of, I can't say for sure but I get the sense that if my hands were already in rough shape (cracked/bleeding) this would likely burn. Luckily they're not in that condition as of yet so I can't test the theory but this just seems like more of a maintenance type of product than a repair type of product.