Favorite hand lotion?
01-30-2019, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by WMUTeach
Eucerin Skin Calming Daily Moisturizing Creme - Favorite every day use. Good on any body area that is dry.
Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy - I keep this in my sewing basket. Terrific for dry hands from hand-washing or handling fabric. (Looks like Vaseline, but it not greasy. I can hear my hands go "Ahhhh" when I use it.)
Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy - I keep this in my sewing basket. Terrific for dry hands from hand-washing or handling fabric. (Looks like Vaseline, but it not greasy. I can hear my hands go "Ahhhh" when I use it.)
01-30-2019, 08:56 PM
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It sounds a bit odd, but Profoot Heel Rescue is great all over. I like Gold Bond okay, but DH is allergic to it, at least the version for men. So it's possible that you are having a problem from the hand cream and not just the dry conditions.
Editing to add that while we're on this subject, I feel compelled to mention that some lip balms are actually designed to be "addictive". If you check the ingredient label and see alum, steer clear of that. It's an astringent. Your lips will never heal while you use that. We discovered this when our kids were in marching band in high school and some band members were using these products constantly. I don't know if the hand cream manufacturers are as sneaky as that, but it's a good idea to read the ingredients and look up what different chemicals are before putting them on your body.
Editing to add that while we're on this subject, I feel compelled to mention that some lip balms are actually designed to be "addictive". If you check the ingredient label and see alum, steer clear of that. It's an astringent. Your lips will never heal while you use that. We discovered this when our kids were in marching band in high school and some band members were using these products constantly. I don't know if the hand cream manufacturers are as sneaky as that, but it's a good idea to read the ingredients and look up what different chemicals are before putting them on your body.
Last edited by Rose_P; 01-30-2019 at 09:01 PM.
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