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Sewing w/ Hand Lotion
My hands are dry and cracking. Is there a good lotion to use while sewing?
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Udder Cream is good. Doesn't leave a greasy feeling on your hands. You can get it at Walmart. As a cross stitcher I used it a lot and didn't have to worry about it leaving anything on my fabric.
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I cross stitch as well, so I'm definitely getting some. Thanks!
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I say Udder cream as well...but I also have found that the GOOD medicated gold bond hand lotion is amazing! I can even hold a needle and hand sew after using it!
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
(Post 4860018)
I say Udder cream as well...but I also have found that the GOOD medicated gold bond hand lotion is amazing! I can even hold a needle and hand sew after using it!
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Thanks!! I've got terrible dry skin
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Slather Vaseline on your hands & wear cotton gloves to bed. My hands feel & look a lot better after doing this. There's no need to worry about it getting on your fabric. It has all been absorbed by morning.
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I like Udder Cream as well.
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A great lotion for dry/cracked skin is Freederm Eczema Cream. In the advertisement, it looks too good to be true, but it works great! My skin was so bad, my hands would crack & bleed. My face was constantly a raised bumpy rash. The difference was noticeable in a couple of days. I've been using it for 5-6 years now. It's great stuff!
http://www.freederm.com/ |
You can also use Stitcher's Lotion by yarntree.com It is great for needle pointers, since it does not leave a residue on canvas, which can yellow over time. I actually prefer it to udder cream.
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