pretty much the same though this one is quite a lot more pricey so I don't advise trying it in your windows frames. This luckily is where the similarity ends as whenever I have puttied windows my fingers get very sore and dry. Lush say that you can use this like soap and rub the entire block in your hands like a bar of soap but I imagined my 14 lump disappearing very quickly if it got too wet as a lump so I decided not to use this method. My method is to keep said lump of putty in its wrapper and in a plastic ziplock minibag and from this I break of small pieces about the size of a broadbean. I then take this piece and squish it a bit in my hands, wet my hands just a little and then squish and rub this piece into my hands and all around in a 'washing hands' movement. There is NO lather t all it is just a sort of thick cream that you work into your hands paying particular attention to any dry skin parts like cracked knuckles. The putty feels almost silky when mixed with water and I do make an effort to massage my hands a bit when using this as it feels so soothing and creamy. After this I very lightly rinse off my hands and gently dry them. After drying my hands do feel 'washed' and clean but they also feel quite smooth and