liking quilting

I have to use "No Crack Cream" which I buy through the Duluth Trading Company. It works great.

gennie1950

I copied the recipe provided this week on the quilting board for Quilters hand cream. My only concern is does this stain or leave a greasy feel to hands . I would like to make this for the girls in our quilting group for our christmas exchange. But don't want to give them a product that if used will stain their quilts. thanks for any answers. gen

carolynjo

Yeah, I like Neutrogena as well, but I mix my own from Fruit of the Earth, Johnson's baby lotion(unscented) and 2 T of softened vaseline until it is mixed. I use it on hands, face, feet, dry elbows, etc. Have made it for years.

1 cup of baby lotion (I use shea and cocoa butter as I do not like the baby smell of the pink) 4 ounces of Vitamin E cream by Fruit of the Earth, and 2 T of vaseline. It is thin, but soaks in and feels great.

rosiewell

I use the moo moo cream too (utterly smooth moisturizing) I buy it in quantity as my husband uses it too!

banwell

Bag Balm from a farmer's or agricultural supply store--inexpensive and effective

Luscious Marilyn

Ye,s check the thread for comments. I really like the recipe. It's fun to whip together.

purplefiend

I use it too, great stuff.

Peckish

I stopped auditioning hand lotions a few years ago when I noticed the nurses in the hospital were using Curel. It's non greasy, affordable, unscented, easily available at any drugstore, and works great.

Sandygirl

Spa Manicure by BeautiControl is my favorite. I have tubes of it in every purse and room . My husband loves it too. Periodic exfoliation gets rid of dry , cracked skin followed by the hand lotion.
Sandy

Wintersewer

I swear by Eucerin cream.