Need genuinely non-greasy hand cream

For context, I have eczema along with longstanding issues with dry hands - including redness and soreness on the backs of my hands, and a tendency for my knuckles to crack and bleed.

Like you, I also wash my hands a lot, including due to sensory issues with my fingers being or feeling oily / greasy, sticky or dirty (visibly or otherwise). I'm also vegan. And I also can't tolerate greasy or sticky hand creams. 

I suggest contacting your local pharmacist or your GP for advice (the latter might be able to prescribe something for you, or can make any referral that might be needed). 

I can also gladly share some things that I've found helpful, but on the understanding that these aren't recommendations: 

• I now use disposable gloves several times a day, to avoid needing to wash my hands as often.
• In terms of hand creams, etc, the two products that I've found most useful - and tolerable - are:
  
  • Dermol Lotion (which I have on repeat prescription).
  • O’Keeffe’s Working Hands - as also suggested by Roy  (the tube version is currently vegan, but the 260ml pump-action tub isn't).
  • Both of these absorb quite quickly and don't leave a problematic (for me) residue.
• When my hands get very badly sore or cracked, I also sometimes use Savlon, which helps a lot.

To clarify, I can't tolerate anything on the inside of my hands, so haven't tried any of these on that side. I instead apply those products by using the back of one hand and rubbing the backs of both hands together.

I can't tolerate CeraVe moisturising cream or things like Molton Brown hand lotion, due to their residues.

In respect of Iain's suggestion - and as you perhaps already know, as I do, since we vegans tend to be habitual ingredient checkers - E45 cream is not suitable for us because it contains lanolin.

For context, I have eczema along with longstanding issues with dry hands - including redness and soreness on the backs of my hands, and a tendency for my knuckles to crack and bleed.

Like you, I also wash my hands a lot, including due to sensory issues with my fingers being or feeling oily / greasy, sticky or dirty (visibly or otherwise). I'm also vegan. And I also can't tolerate greasy or sticky hand creams. 

I suggest contacting your local pharmacist or your GP for advice (the latter might be able to prescribe something for you, or can make any referral that might be needed). 

I can also gladly share some things that I've found helpful, but on the understanding that these aren't recommendations: 

• I now use disposable gloves several times a day, to avoid needing to wash my hands as often.
• In terms of hand creams, etc, the two products that I've found most useful - and tolerable - are:
  
  • Dermol Lotion (which I have on repeat prescription).
  • O’Keeffe’s Working Hands - as also suggested by Roy  (the tube version is currently vegan, but the 260ml pump-action tub isn't).
  • Both of these absorb quite quickly and don't leave a problematic (for me) residue.
• When my hands get very badly sore or cracked, I also sometimes use Savlon, which helps a lot.

To clarify, I can't tolerate anything on the inside of my hands, so haven't tried any of these on that side. I instead apply those products by using the back of one hand and rubbing the backs of both hands together.

I can't tolerate CeraVe moisturising cream or things like Molton Brown hand lotion, due to their residues.

In respect of Iain's suggestion - and as you perhaps already know, as I do, since we vegans tend to be habitual ingredient checkers - E45 cream is not suitable for us because it contains lanolin.