All of the dermatologists we spoke with recommended this broad-spectrum staple from Supergoop, thanks to its high sun-protection factor (SPF 40!). Though Dr. Garshick describes it as a “sunscreen-first product,” she adds that it boasts plenty of moisturizing ingredients—including argan oil, meadowfoam seed oil, sea buckthorn fruit, and glycerin—to soothe and soften hands. Plus, it contains antioxidants to protect against free radicals that can lead to dark spots and discoloration.Best Drugstore Pick: Eucerin Daily Hydration Hand Cream With SPF 30EucerinDaily Hydration Hand Cream with Broad Spectrum SPF 30Pros: High SPFCons: May pillA dermatologist and drugstore fave (even Padma Lakshmi loves the brand), Eucerin’s hand cream delivers the brand’s tried-and-true active ingredients with the added benefit of SPF 30, placing it squarely among Dr. Mamelak’s top picks. Licochalcone A, derived from licorice root, is thought to have anti-inflammatory properties, while glycerin helps hydrate the skin.Most Luxe: RéVive Fermitif Hand Renewal Cream With SPF 15RéViveFermitif Hand Renewal Cream Broad Spectrum SPF 15Pros: Improves skin textureCons: Pricey, low SPFIf you’re looking to splurge on a multi-tasking hand cream, this one from RéVive is worth investing in, says Dr. Garshick, who adds that the product’s purpose, first and foremost, is to improve the appearance of the skin. “This is a nice option for somebody who’s already noticing signs of aging on their hands,” she says. In addition to moisturizing, this lotion contains ingredients that help firm and brighten skin, while providing a modest level of sun protection to help avoid future damage.Best for Dry Skin: Deborah Lippmann Rich Girl Hand Cream SPF 25Deborah LippmannRich Girl Hand Cream SPF 25Pros: Non-greasy, great for dry skinCons: Thick consistencyDespite its name, you won’t have to pilfer your 401(k) to pay for this creamy Deborah Lippmann formula. Dr. Mamelak gives it top marks because it includes softening ingredients like shea butter, avocado, and jojoba oil in addition to its SPF 25.Quick Absorbing: Gold Bond Age Renew Hand Cream With SPF 20Gold BondUltimate Hand Cream SPF 20Pros: Absorbs quicklyCons: SPF could be higherGold Bond has been in business for over a century, so it’s safe to say the brand knows a thing or two about skin care. Its Age Renew Hand Cream is a solid pick for Jenny Liu, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and assistant professor at the University of Minnesota. “It’s a great moisturizer with decent SPF protection,” she says. (“Decent” meaning SPF 20, so not the lowest on this list, but also not the highest.) But with a quick-absorbing formula, you won’t need to worry about your water bottle or phone sliding out of slick hands.Best Water-Resistant Pick: Unsun Emollient Rich Hand Cream With SPF 15UnsunProtect & Smooth Rich Hand Cream SPF 15Pros: Water-resistant for up to 80 minutes, mineral-basedCons: Low SPFThis mineral-based hand cream from Unsun provides water-resistant protection for up to 80 minutes, meaning you’ll leave the pool in search of a sparkling beverage long before you’ll need to hop out to reapply. While it also falls on the low end of the SPF spectrum, Dr. Mamelak likes its moisturizing and soothing ingredients, including coconut oil, shea butter, and chamomile.Best Moisturizing Sunscreen: Hello Sundays The One For Your Hands With SPF 30 and Hyaluronic AcidHello SundaysThe One For Your Hands with SPF 30 and Hyaluronic AcidPros: Non-greasyCons: Strong smell, according to some reviewers