Mary Kay Satin Hands Pampering Set Review

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roserighter
Milford, MI

My hands are smooth like butter and they smell nice too.

Practical, budget-conscious, very happy with this product, nail biter, a busy person, pampering myself at home

Pros

Nice, light fragrance, Exfoliates dry skin, Removes dirt and cleans nails, Your hands will feel amazingly smooth

Cons

A little pricey for hand lotion, It is a 4-part process

OCT

2007

Mary Kay Satin Hands Pampering Set —

I am very impressed with Mary Kay Satin Hands Pampering Set. The retail value of the set is $28, but it includes a 4-pc set and a carrying bag.

The Four Step Process of the Mary Kay Satin Hands Pampering Set

Apply emollient to your hands and rub it in really well.
Apply buffing cream and work into hands to exfoliate dead skin and remove dirt.
Apply a small drop of cleansing soap and work into your hands. Then rinse with warm water and pat them dry.
Apply a small amount of hand cream and rub it in. Then enjoy the feel and smell of your clean hands.

I loved the feel of my hands after using the Mary Kay Satin Hands Pampering Set. It even removes dirt from my finger nails and made my nails look like I just had a manicure.

The Mary Kay Satin Hands Pampering Set is an excellent hand care set and I highly recommend it.

Last edited on Oct 04, 2007

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Comments about roserighter’s Review

I just wanted to comment that the one you reviewed was an out dated product. I too am a Mary Kay consultant and I just love how they have improved this product, if that is possible. The Satin Hands Scrub has such a nice peach scent and leaves your hands feeling incredibly soft (or any other part of you). The lotion does not have a peach scent because they didn't want to cause problems with anyone who might have allergies to scents. The set makes a perfect Christmas present. You can also purchase it separately.

In response to CyndiA's comment from Oct 1, 2007 at 5:50PM:

It will work wonders on dry skin everywhere! Treat yourself to the Extra Emolient Night Cream on your feet, pull on a pair of socks and let the magic begin. The longer you can have it on the better it works. Then simply wash off with the Peach Smoothy Scrub.Ahhhh! Just becareful, your feet will be slippery when bare!

In response to TanaEdge's comment from Oct 3, 2007 at 10:46PM:

It is now a 3 step process and the cost is $30. I am a Mary Kay Consultant, please feel free to contact me with any questions. Satin Hands makes the PERFECT Christmas gift!

In response to Kristy's comment from Oct 2, 2007 at 9:21PM:

I am a Mary Kay Consultant and would love to send you a sample of our 3 step Satin Hands Pampering Set! Please go to my web page,www.marykay.com/mteabout, and register as a new client and I will mail you a sample ASAP! It makes the perfect Christmas gift.

I must have an outdate version then. I also posted the consultant's cost as that is what I was charged, but I found out that this particular set would cost $28 retail.

Thanks for pointing that out!

Wait a sec...I thought this was a 3-step process. Did you review an older version of the set? The current sets are bigger and retail for $30.

Either way, I love it. Since I work in health care I wash my hands frequently and they're always so dry and yucky. Satin Hands is a nice treat before bedtime.

I've never tried a Mary Kay product before but this sounds nice!

$14 isn't really a bad price for a product from Mary Kay. Sounds like something I would like to try.

I have this set and only used it once. I tend not to use products that require more than one step. I'm lazy like that. I also got the Satin Lips...guess what? Never used it. LOL

I've used this on my hands also, and it really does leave them feeling indulgently soft. Never thought to use it on my elbows...hmmm...there's an idea!

I have elbow dryness. Hands tend to be fine. I'll have to see how this does on elbows. I think this little problem comes from grading while laying down on the floor propped on my elbows.