Trader Joe's Ultra Moisturizing Hand Cream

This hand cream is held back mainly by fragrance, which sits near the end of the list at position 13. European safety reviewers note that fragrance is one of the main causes of cosmetic contact allergy, and the single word on the label can hide an undisclosed mixture of ingredients. Benzyl alcohol, also near the end of the list at position 16, is one of the fragrance allergens the EU requires to be named on the label, and it counts along with the fragrance. On the plus side, dimethicone is one of the first ingredients, and it's a skin-softening silicone that helps the cream feel smooth.

We don't give a safety verdict. Here is what the EU, Canada and the US say.

None of this product's ingredients has a specific EU, Canadian or US rule in our data. Each ingredient's page has its details.