Dry Hands
#41
You can always buy Bag Balm at feed stores such as Blue Seal Feeds here in Maine..any place where there are farm supplies.
It does work good if you can get past the smell. I used put it on thickly at night..put on cotton gloves and jump into bed. The next morning your hands look and feel much much better.
It does work good if you can get past the smell. I used put it on thickly at night..put on cotton gloves and jump into bed. The next morning your hands look and feel much much better.
#42
I use Super Glue too on those nasty cracks..it's the only thing that really helps with the pain. And it really does help with the healing, short of having stitches it really does the best job. If I have a really deep crack I put a couple of coats on it, I actually push the crack back together until it dries so it is really like stitches. Sounds crazy but it works!
#43
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Kentucky
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Originally Posted by ramonasct
I just bought some and it IS GREAT! But the name is actually O'Keefe's Working Hands. I found it at Harbor Freight Tools. Our Home Depot didn't have it.
#44
Originally Posted by Bottle Blonde
I use Neosporin or another triple antibiotic ointment for cracks on my hands - I love the heavy thick pink moisturizer from Mary Kay cosmetics for my dry skin.
#45
Originally Posted by lisalovesquilting
There was a great thread about this not too long ago. Go to search at the top of the page and put in lotions.
#48
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merced, CA
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My friends and I use the lotion I take with us on Blood Drives.
Since we wash our hands so often, even with wearing of rubber gloves,
they wind up dry and cracked.
For years I've loved and used Hoof-Maker, which soaks in quickly
and softens hands fast. For really bad hands I have a small container
of Bag Balm, which is really good.
Since we wash our hands so often, even with wearing of rubber gloves,
they wind up dry and cracked.
For years I've loved and used Hoof-Maker, which soaks in quickly
and softens hands fast. For really bad hands I have a small container
of Bag Balm, which is really good.
#50
Originally Posted by samroberts01
Bag Balm is suppose to be really good for this, I have some but have yet to try it for that. My hands get soo dry when I work alot because I work at a hospital and I am constantly washing my hands, my fingers will crack and peel all the way down to my knuckles.
For dry winter hands and feet or anywhere on my body I use Oil of Olay Quench. It soaks right in and doesn't leave a greasy coating. For dry cracked heels you might need to reapply after every shower/bath. It usually lasts me a week before I need to coat my feet again. It's the only lotion I use .
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