I use UdderBalm most of the time. It has a mild fragrance which is important to me.
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Originally Posted by grammyp
Mine would get really bad, so I had to start washing my fabric as soon as I get it home. I also use Udder Cream regularly.
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I recently wrote about a product called "HOOF", that I found at Walmart. My nails are now being filed --- for the firt time in my life, they're GROWING!
And the only hand lotion I've found that I like and lasts (not having to put some on every half hour) is Gold Bond Ultimate Healing lotion. I don't have dry hands anymore!! Oh, Gold Bond also has a foot lotion -- no more cracks on my heals! |
Originally Posted by Deb watkins
I hear you on this, the skin on my thumb is actually peeling off! Not an attractive look!
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Originally Posted by mommamac
Originally Posted by grammyp
Mine would get really bad, so I had to start washing my fabric as soon as I get it home. I also use Udder Cream regularly.
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Thanks for all you remedies!! I am going to try the "hoof" because it the breaking of my nails that really bother me. I have Bag Balm, same as utter cream? As far as using it on my face, if I could look like Shania Twain I would use it. Thanks again
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I use Gloves In A Bottle BEFORE and after handling my fabric. It's a great lotion and won't leave a residue on your fabric.
Bag Balm is the same basic stuff it just stinks where as the Udder Balm you get in the fabric store smells better. Bag Balm was made to treat cow udders when they'd get dry and cracked from milking. I guess the cows didn't care how it smelled. :lol: :lol: :lol: |
I also use Gloves in a Bottle, because it doesn't rub off on your fabric, as raptureready said.
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Try Cetaphil,works great.The derm. recommended it,no oils in it to clog pores.It really helps my dry skin.
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featherweight, I use a product called 'New Skin' on my thumbs when the skin starts to peel. It comes in a small bottle (about the size of nail polish). It works great. Eiltcoq.
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