A good hand lotion,,,,any suggestions?

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#71

jkrzemi , 04-17-2011 09:08 AM

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Found them at the dollar store

#72

ronnie17 , 04-17-2011 09:38 AM

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Gold Bond; Lubriderm; and Liquid Glove (or something like that -at quilt stores)

#73

Iamquilter , 04-17-2011 09:41 AM

Super Member

As others have said I use Neutrogena all the time and love it.

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teddysmom , 04-17-2011 09:56 AM

Senior Member

I use CVS Dry Skin Therapy. About $10 for 14 oz. It's non-greasy, non-irritating and fragrance free. I try to buy it when CVS runs a sale.

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madamekelly , 04-17-2011 11:18 AM

Super Member

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Originally Posted by Radiana

Hello ladies. I'm not an experienced quilter by any means but hope to devote more time to it. My hands get very dry when I'm working with fabric and I'm not really good at remembering to put lotion on. I would like to keep some lotion near my sewing machine so I'll remember to use it. I'm allergic to most everything that has a scent to it. I'm wondering if there is a lotion someone can recommend that won't be a problem rubbing off on fabric.

Thank you so much.

I have extremely sensitive skin so the best I can recommend is a product called "Cornhuskers Lotion", sinks in, leaves no grease, and makes my hands feel great!

#76

Shorebird , 04-17-2011 11:34 AM

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I like the Aveno Stress Relief Lotion and the old standby - Jergens in the original scent. Both keep my hands moisturized and are not greasy.

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cherrio , 04-17-2011 11:37 AM

Super Member

I like "lay it on thick" from BATH n BODY WORKS

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GagaSmith , 04-17-2011 11:38 AM

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I use the No crack cream. You can find the white cotton gloves at most pharmacies.

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tanderbear , 04-17-2011 11:57 AM

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I love Mary Kay fragrance free hand lotion and their extra emollient night cream. As for the white gloves, I found them at a local dollar type store. Mary Kay has a wonderful set called satin hands, that has an extra moisture which is a 3 step process, well worth the money.

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