Sandygirl

BeautiControl Extreme Repair Hand Lotion for me. My husband also reaches for it after working in his shop. I buy it buy the dozen.

Sandy

ManiacQuilter2

I don't need it often but this is what I was impressed with using. I bought it on impulse when it was on sale at JAF online.

paoberle

I use one of Target brand Up & Up's. It's way cheaper than others and just as good. When my hands get really dry, I put a few drops of olive or coconut oil on them, a trick told to me many years ago by a manicurist.

NatalieF

I also like the Gold Bond ultimate (chamomile). It's unscented and non greasy and doesn't sting. Is the Udder Cream unscented? I find scented creams can sometimes be overwhelming.

NJ Quilter

I use baby lotion. Yes, the kind that goes on babies bottoms. Seems to last longer, does not feel greasy to me. Have bottles of that everywhere. Hubs uses it as well but maybe because it's the only kind I buy???

Melanie Rudy

I use a hypoallergenic lotion called "Glaxal Base". You can buy it at pharmacies and sometimes you have to ask the pharmacist for it. It is a lotion that was recommended by my doctor because I have very dry skin and am very sensitive to lotions. Although a bit medicinal in smell, it is a fantastic non-greasy lotion.

hairquilt

Dr Oz reccommended Aquaphor for dry skin & I use a ton of it-So healing to my dry hands-and all the rest of you too!!

Quiltngolfer

I love CereVe cream, found at CVS and other places.

Blackberry

I use O'Keeffe's Working Hands hand crème. The container says for dry hands that crack and split. It works really good for me. I can't remember the price but for me price isn't an issue if it works.

barny

We use CereVe. Recommended by our Dermatologist. It is really good. Kind of expensive tho'.